Hubris, the sin of overweening pride or arrogance, may be the most misunderstood disorder an executive will ever be confronted with. It’s not just narcissism; it’s much more dangerous than ...

despite a minuscule congressional majority and a president who got votes from less than 24 percent of Americans. And, as always, hubris comes before the fall.

Apparently, all this has to be fixed before the schools ... t open in the fall, California teachers’ unions could lose their kingdom. That’s the price you pay for hubris.

Pride goes before a fall. It was hubris following the 6-Day war in 1967 in which Israel quickly routed the armies of Egypt, Syria and Jordan that was the pre-cursor to the Yom Kippur War in 1973.

It’s hard to recall it now, but Rumsfeld was on the ropes before the 9/11 attacks ... If anything, that increased the hubris that came to doom the U.S. mission in Iraq. It was that same sense ...

Pride comes before the fall. How many hubris-filled heroes have we seen fall from their pedestals in mythic proportions recently? Lance Armstrong embodies how astray someone can go when his or her ...