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Succession
The new kid in town
The illusion of balance and the cost of real control
The new leader makes decisions and conducts negotiations believing they are steering alone, while the owner's invisible hand continues to catch every wobble. This analysis shows why a pretended transfer of power creates an illusion of competence and what a real mandate looks like.
Balance cannot be passed on through constant support. It develops through the experience of making the next correction yourself.
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