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28th Jun 2022

The 2nd Dance of Power -- Conflict with Peers vs. Puppy Wisdom

If you want relationships that work, understanding  the 3 dances of power will help you better navigate into what is going on. This clip is on the 2nd dance, the dance of power with peers. Many people struggle with conflict with peers, especially in intimate partnerships and with friends. Conflict is seen as inherently bad and dangerous to the relationship. But puppies instinctively know a wisdom many humans have lost...

 If you missed the overview on the 3 different dances, go back to listen to the previous clip.

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About the Podcast

All Things Human with Adele Wang
How power works, in people and in machines.
How power works, in people and in machines. Especially in this time of massive and hyper-rapid change.

Adele Wang watches how people behave, in organizations and in ordinary life, and says the part most people leave out.

Some episodes are about work. Who decides, who gets blamed, what happens when nobody quite owns a decision. Some are about relationships. Why you know your neighbor's dog's name and not theirs. What we want from each other and what we're willing to admit we want.

The through line is the same either way. What's really going on underneath the thing everyone agrees to say.

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