Sir Tony Blair reflects that his early experiences of trauma shaped his ambition for power, stating, 'The moment I saw what power was and what it could do, I wanted it.' This desire was ignited by the incapacitation of his father when he was 10 and the death of his mother at 22. These formative moments influenced his perspective on leadership and ambition throughout his career.
Blair emphasizes that 'power should be based on a desire to do something that you believe as a matter of conviction and principle.' He believes that while the allure of power is undeniable, it’s crucial to maintain the integrity of principles when pursuing leadership.
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