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#28 Why Putin Has Stayed in Power for So Long: Fear, Control, and Collective Belief

Samantha Reigle Season 1 Episode 28

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How does Vladimir Putin remain in power for decades, even amid global scrutiny and internal unrest?

In this episode, mediator, Samantha Reigle explores how fear, uncertainty, and collective belief can shape leadership dynamics—using Putin’s rise and sustained power as a lens.

This episode is part of the Conflict as a Catalyst series, examining how large-scale conflict exposes deeper misalignments and invites more conscious responses, both individually and collectively.

We explore how Vladimir Putin's rise to power reflects collective fears and beliefs. We'll discuss the socio-political climate of Russia during the late 1990s, the collective mindset that allowed Putin to maintain control, and how these elements mirror broader human behaviors. This episode aims to shift our perception of conflict and understand how it can serve as a catalyst for growth and transformation, both individually and collectively. Join me as we delve into this profound topic and learn how to navigate uncertainty with self-trust and intention.

00:00 Introduction to the Respond Podcast

00:27 Exploring Conflict as a Catalyst for Growth

02:16 The Rise of Vladimir Putin

04:07 The Collective Reflection of Putin's Power

06:19 The Role of Fear and Control in Society

11:44 Signs of Change and Hope for the Future

18:17 The Global Impact of Putin's Influence

19:34 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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