Well before noted psychologist Carl Jung developed the concept of the personal shadow, author Robert Louis Stevenson had captured the imagination of millions - and continues to do so - with the story of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde.
All of us, and leaders in particular, are prone to what Jung referred to: "That which we do not bring to our consciousness appears in our lives as fate."
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