Leadership and suspicion. Leadership and authenticity don’t always go hand in hand. Politicians and authenticity even less so. With great power comes great responsibility, and along with that, often quite a bit of suspicion from the people that they have power over. The term “power over” itself is problematic. Better and more helpful is “care for,” but people don’t often feel “cared for” or even like a priority for their leaders. Suspicion and distrust fester. Kim Scott, former CEO coach…