254: Use Power for Good and Not Evil, with Dacher Keltner
Dacher shows us how to use power for good and the most important ways we can gain and lose influence.
QuotesResourcesWe need to rethink what power is … it’s not necessarily a dirty word.
—Dacher KeltnerIf you can just stay interested in other people and know where their minds are, you will rise in power … and you will keep your power because people will respect you.
—Dacher KeltnerIn today’s collaborative workplace, our power rests critically upon the good work of other people.
—Dacher KeltnerOne of the things that accompanies leadership and power is the privilege of enhancing the lives of other people.
—Dacher KeltnerI really see power as having an enormous force for good.
—Dacher Keltner
- The Power Paradox: How We Gain and Lose Influence* by Dacher Keltner
- The Secret to Being a Better Leader: See and Hear Others by Dacher Keltner
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Dacher shows us how to use power for good and the most important ways we can gain and lose influence.
QuotesResourcesWe need to rethink what power is … it’s not necessarily a dirty word.
—Dacher KeltnerIf you can just stay interested in other people and know where their minds are, you will rise in power … and you will keep your power because people will respect you.
—Dacher KeltnerIn today’s collaborative workplace, our power rests critically upon the good work of other people.
—Dacher KeltnerOne of the things that accompanies leadership and power is the privilege of enhancing the lives of other people.
—Dacher KeltnerI really see power as having an enormous force for good.
—Dacher Keltner
- The Power Paradox: How We Gain and Lose Influence* by Dacher Keltner
- The Secret to Being a Better Leader: See and Hear Others by Dacher Keltner
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