In this opening episode of Crown of Control, we examine power through Game of Thrones character Cersei Lannister. Not power as leadership theory, but power as it is learned, protected, and enforced through silence, fear, and control. This episode explores how authority operates without instruction, and how systems teach people what is safe to say, and what is not.

<p>In this opening episode of Crown of Control, we examine power through Game of Thrones character Cersei Lannister. Not power as leadership theory, but power as it is learned, protected, and enforced through silence, fear, and control. This episode explores how authority operates without instruction, and how systems teach people what is safe to say, and what is not.</p>

Crown of Control explores how power really works at work. Season 1 uses Game of Thrones as a cultural lens to examine leadership, silence, and control. Through narrative analysis and real-world insight, each episode reveals how authority is maintained, how compliance is learned, and how systems quietly teach people what is safe to say, when to speak, and when to stay silent, often without ever giving direct instructions.

<p>Crown of Control explores how power really works at work. Season 1 uses Game of Thrones as a cultural lens to examine leadership, silence, and control. Through narrative analysis and real-world insight, each episode reveals how authority is maintained, how compliance is learned, and how systems quietly teach people what is safe to say, when to speak, and when to stay silent, often without ever giving direct instructions.</p>