The Power of TED (*The Empowerment Dynamic)
By Midas / July 18, 2013 / 2 Comments / Empowerment
The
Power of TED* (*The Empowerment Dynamic) is a simple, engaging story with
life-changing insights. TED* offers you inspiration and practical tools to
improve relationships at work and home.
The Power of TED* offers a
powerful alternative to the Karpman Drama Triangle with its roles of Victim,
Persecutor, and Rescuer. The Empowerment Dynamic (TED) provides the antidote
roles of Creator, Challenger and Coach to the toxic relationship dynamics of
the drama triangle and describes how to make the shift happen between them.
Central to the shift is a transformation in mindset from a Victim Orientation
to a Creator Orientation. The book is illustrated to present essential models
to the reader in a simple and accessible way.
The Power of TED* is a fable on personal leadership. This simple,
friendly and engaging story conveys a meeting of three characters in a
life-transforming conversation on a beach: the central character, David, a
fellow named Ted (the embodiment of The Empowerment Dynamic), and Sophia who
shares of her experience in making shift happen in her own life.The
Power of TED* (*The Empowerment Dynamic) is a simple, engaging story with
life-changing insights. TED* offers you inspiration and practical tools to
improve relationships at work and home.
The Power of TED* offers a
powerful alternative to the Karpman Drama Triangle with its roles of Victim,
Persecutor, and Rescuer. The Empowerment Dynamic (TED) provides the antidote
roles of Creator, Challenger and Coach to the toxic relationship dynamics of
the drama triangle and describes how to make the shift happen between them.
Central to the shift is a transformation in mindset from a Victim Orientation
to a Creator Orientation. The book is illustrated to present essential models
to the reader in a simple and accessible way.
The Power of TED* is a fable on personal leadership. This simple,
friendly and engaging story conveys a meeting of three characters in a
life-transforming conversation on a beach: the central character, David, a
fellow named Ted (the embodiment of The Empowerment Dynamic), and Sophia who
shares of her experience in making shift happen in her own life.
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This can actually change your life Made a mistake on my new Kindle. Thought this was a 99 cent book, not $9.99. But, after I read it, I didn’t mind the fact that it was ten times more expensive than I thought. It was ten times better than I expected it to be. Three weeks after reading the book, I find myself stopping in the middle of a conversation and realizing that I’m acting like a victim and thinking like a victim. I immediately affirm that I am a creator and the conversation changes – especially if I affirm that my partner in the conversation is no a persecutor, but a challenger and what he or she has to say may have some validity.I don’t know many books that I have read that have had, not only an immediate impact, but a longer term impact.The only reason it doesn’t get 5 stars is that I wish it were longer. I would like to know how the protagonist applied the lessons of TED in his daily life.
The Power of TED–‘what a jewel is this little book’ “Rarely does one come across a little book that encapsulates the truth like this one does.The Empowerment Dynamic(TED)explains much of the dysfunction in my own family situation–the complex interrelationships between myself, my wife, and our Asperger/Bipolar son. The roles we play and seem to force on one another are very much clarified when exposed to TED. Hopefully, our lives and actions can reflect the wisdom and truth espoused by the book!I highly recommend TED, because it gives voice and provides and explanation for the innate “drama” that has happened in our family since our son was born 22 years ago. Now, perhaps we can start to transform the dysfunctional patterns into meaningful relational precepts.”