The Sforno offers an insight that helps explain this Passuk (verse). He explains that powerful and important people are more likely to be observed sinning and thus must be more careful. But the Passuk goes on to tell us that sinning isn't bad until the person becomes "guilty", by not doing anything about what they have done. The Sifra adds a beautiful exclamation point to this lesson. The word meaning "will (sin)" is "asher", which is similar to the word "ashrei", which means "praised". Why would a sinner ever be praised? When a person admits that they are wrong, their sins turn into praises, revealing their true character! In our lives, we struggle to admit even to ourselves when we're wrong, and it's even harder when others observe us. To be a true leader is to admit when we're wrong, both to ourselves and to others!