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Power can be shared and distributed from "summary" of The Power Paradox by Dacher Keltner

The idea that power can be shared and distributed is a fundamental principle in human social organization. Power is not just a possession; it is a relationship between individuals and groups. It is not fixed or static, but dynamic and constantly evolving. Power can be held by one person or group, but it can also be dispersed among many. In fact, the most effective and sustainable forms of power are those that are shared and distributed. When power is shared and distributed, it becomes more inclusive and democratic. It allows for a more equitable distribution of resources and opportunities. It fosters collaboration and cooperation among individuals and groups. Shared power also encourages empathy and compassion, as people are more likely to cons...
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    The Power Paradox

    Dacher Keltner

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