Many CEOs, who live under the pressure of being perfect, feel the pressure to live up to a myth that they are supposed to be infallible and perform well in their roles. This unrealistic standard is what teams, board members, and, worst of all, you may expect from yourself. The author suggests that the flawless, cinematic image of a business leader belongs to a screen, not in the real world. The pressure to be perfect often causes physical symptoms, such as body aches, restless sleep, or a mind that won't settle. However, if you fear being discovered, remind yourself that nobody knows or understands what they're doing.