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Why Blaming Others Gives Them Power and How Saying 'My Fault' Starts Change

Power follows blame. If you blame the government who you think is supposed to save you, or you blame politicians who you think is supposed to save you, or blame your company that you work for who you think is supposed [music] to save you, or you blame the market, it doesn't really matter.

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0:00Power follows blame. If you blame the government who you think is supposed to save you, or you blame politicians who you think is supposed to save you, or blame your company that you work for who you think is supposed [music] to save you, or you blame the market, it doesn't really matter. Whoever you blame is the person you ultimately give power to. The first two words of getting out of poverty are my fault. And the thing is is it doesn't actually matter if it is your fault, but it is your problem. [music] That allows you to actually do something about it.