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The Power Paradox: Why You MUST "Give Away" Authority To Keep It! | Chase Hughes & Steven Bartlett

The Power Paradox: Why You MUST "Give Away" Authority To Keep It! | Chase Hughes & Steven Bartlett The Power Paradox: Why You MUST "Give Away" Authority To Keep It! | Chase Hughes & Steven Bartlett If you want high status, you have to stop caring if people like you. This episode reveals the uncomfortable psychological truths about power dynamics and why "being nice" is destroying your authority. Learn the hidden behavioral signals that instantly command respect. We live in a world obsessed with likability, but science shows that the very behaviors that make you approachable often signal low status. We unconsciously judge hierarchical rank through tiny signals—hesitation, extra movements, and self-touching—which can undermine your influence before you even speak. In this deep dive into the psychology of power, Chase Hughes joins Steven Bartlett to decode the inevitable "game" of social hierarchy. They explore the paradox that to get things done, you need power, but seeking power makes you unlikeable. The guest reveals practical strategies to navigate this, emphasizing the immense power of "stillness", how to occupy space strategically, and the crucial concept of "giving power away" to maintain long-term authority. Timestamps: 00:00 - The Great Power Paradox: Getting Things Done vs. Being Liked 01:16 - The Two Crucial Elements of Power Dynamics 01:34 - Why You Must "Give Away" Power to Keep It 02:09 - The "Likability Trap": Why It Kills High Status 02:44 - The #1 High-Status Signal: Mastering "Stillness" 03:08 - Low-Status Cues: Hesitation and Self-Grooming 03:38 - How to Occupy Space and Command Authority 04:00 - The Inevitable "Game" of Social Hierarchy #Podcast #ChaseHughes #StevenBartlett #PowerDynamics #PsychologyOfStatus