Woodrow Broadbente

Woodrow has learned that his best chance at success has been to set others up to fail. It’s nothing personal; it’s a necessity. Power is a hierarchy, with positions diminishing the closer you get to the top. You’re a small obstacle now, or a larger one later. Better to put you in your rightful place while the job is easier. On the ladder to success, it’s smart to climb hard, skip any rungs possible, and kick the faces of those climbing underneath you.