534: The Science of Personal Power: How to Command Influence, Overcome Doubt, and Lead with Confidence

534: The Science of Personal Power: How to Command Influence, Overcome Doubt, and Lead with Confidence

Welcome to Strategy Skills episode 534, an interview with the author of The Science of Personal Power: How to Build Confidence, Create Success, and Obtain Freedom, Chris Lipp.

Powerful people operate with a fundamentally different mindset. While others seek approval and dodge accountability, influential individuals take ownership and remain anchored to their goals and values.

In this episode, Chris Lipp discusses the importance of personal power and the characteristics that differentiate powerful people from those who are not. He shares the habits and practices that help individuals attain and maintain power. Chris also provides strategies for regaining power in high-stress situations and emphasizes the significance of personal accountability and effective communication in both professional and personal contexts.

Chris Lipp is a social psychologist and author of The Science of Personal Power. He currently teaches at Tulane's Freeman School of Business.

Get Chris’ book here: https://rb.gy/90n2z0

The Science of Personal Power: How to Build Confidence, Create Success, and Obtain Freedom

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