What do you think prevented Willy and his sons from achieving the leadership roles that Willy wanted so badly?

Leaders are guided by their aspirations, passions, and hopes. In Death of a Salesman, the author examines the dreams of Willy Loman and the effects of these dreams on his family. What do you think prevented Willy and his sons from achieving the leadership roles that Willy wanted so badly? What inner resources may have been undeveloped or lacking? Do you find Willy to be a sympathetic character? Why or why not?
Readings:
Death of a Salesman Arthur Miller (pp. 52-112 / Act II & Requiem)
The Invitation (attached)

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