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  • How Do Humans Gain Power? By Sharing it.

    From PBS NewsHour | June 9, 2016

    In the past, violence was the quickest route to establishing dominance. But today, people gain influence by advancing the welfare of others, according to Dacher Keltner. The more power people derive from helping others, however, the more likely they are to prioritize selfishness over…

  • The Secret to Being a Better Leader: See and Hear Others

    From New York Magazine | June 6, 2016

    In order to be a better leader, listen to others.

  • Good leaders tell stories that make people trust them with power

    From Quartz | May 17, 2016

    "People who tell more coherent stories about their lives, with clear plot lines, characters, and themes, find greater purpose later in life."

  • UC Berkeley’s Dacher Keltner on ‘How We Gain and Lose Influence’

    From KQED Radio | May 25, 2016

    Dacher Keltner claims that a person’s ability to empathize is what helps him or her reach a position of authority.

  • Being Mindful About Mindfulness

    From Slate | June 2, 2016

    Should we push meditation in schools?

  • Do Nice Guys Finish First?

    From Financial Times | May 26, 2016

    A new theory suggests being nice can gain us influence, but at a cost.

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