Complex of Napoleon

http://analyticalpsychology.wordpress.com/2011/04/08/types-of-psychological-complexes/

The person with a ‘Complex of Napoleon’ is the one, who experiences certain physical

 disadvantages (or those of the other nature) and at the same time happens to be a head 

above all others at his/her specialization, which gives him/her high reputation and 

publically-acknowledged leadership.

The primary syndromes are:

• The obvious physical disadvantage(s) and the evident tentative to hide it (them);

• The self-centrism (or rather complex-centrism) and as a consequence self-isolation, 

which facilitates the person to preserve and bring up his/her unique talent in a special 

area (usually in the most specific and rare one);

• The leadership and the ability to lead the masses;

• The great number of followers;

• The popularity.

The complex does not endanger life, it is rather good psychological stimulation for the 

development of the unique talent that each ‘Napoleon’ has.