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#7 The Power Paradox | Why Leaders Lose the Skills That Made Them Successful

#7 The Power Paradox | Why Leaders Lose the Skills That Made Them Successful

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• Dacher Keltner's research on the power paradox • Why gaining power instantly reduces your ability to read emotions • The chemistry of power: cortisol, stress, and behaviour change • A dramatic case study: dictatorship and downfall • Why anxiety spikes are an early warning sign for leaders • The business case for empathy — it's not just ethics, it's outcomes • How to outsmart the power paradox and build lasting personal power Drawing on Keltner's seminal research, Drs. Vinay and Paul explore the "power paradox": the more elevated someone becomes, the worse they get at reading others' emotions, the more self-oriented they become, and the less aware they are that any of this is happening. They walk through the striking research behind it (a simple priming experiment that instantly changes empathy scores), the physiological piece (cortisol, stress), and the very real stakes — from garden-variety bad bosses to a Dominican dictator's downfall. The prescription: leaders must live an examined life, watch for their own anxiety spikes, and actively seek feedback, because privilege is fragile and the fall is often just a matter of time
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