Title: Emotional Competency - Tyranny
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A Hierarchy of Tyrants:
Leadership and Tyranny:
Healthy Control
Control goes beyond Autonomy and Competence
Out of Balance:
Reducing Anxiety:
Getting it Right:
Impatience:
Doing as a substitute for Being:
Contingent Self-esteem:
First Person-Viewpoint:
Mistrusting Others
Controlling Resources:
Unaware:
Hierarchies:
Having a Bad Day:
Responding to Tyrants:
Overcome our Fear:
Endure and Survive:
Understand their Point of View:
Disengage:
Tower, Don't Cower:
The Land of Oz:
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Content: They feel little or no remorse for the harm they cause others. They blame the victim and lack empathy. They are deceitful, aggressive, tough minded, glib, superficial, exploitative, irresponsible, and impulsive. Yet they may display a superficial charm. They are controlling because others don't matter. Leadership and Tyranny: A superficial analysis may show that leaders and tyrants share many characteristics. Tyrants often appear at first as strong and effective leaders. Perhaps this explains why so many tyrants attain leadership positions. This chart can help us discern the differences and avoid the costly mistake of granting unchecked positional power to a tyrant.