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Joel and Antonia explore the difference between being a victim and identifying as one, using personal stories and the drama triangle. They introduce the Empowerment Dynamic as a more generative lens and challenge listeners to rethink helplessness and reclaim agency.

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Joel and Antonia explore the difference between being a victim and identifying as one, using personal stories and the drama triangle. They introduce the Empowerment Dynamic as a more generative lens and challenge listeners to rethink helplessness and reclaim agency.

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  • vic (infj preferences)
    • vic (infj preferences)
    • January 6, 2026 at 6:11 am

    An interesting interpretation of the drama triangle I’ve heard is that some people will cast themselves in the “villain” role if they tend to blame themselves in any situation where there’s conflict or someone else is upset. In a sense, they’re taking too much responsibility but in a non-productive way, particularly if they can’t identify anything in particular that they did wrong.

    Is this a habit you’ve encountered in anyone you’ve coached?

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