“Far from being cold or brusque, clarity of language shows confidence in your message and helps others align with your vision.” – Moshe Engelberg – The most powerful leaders often say the least, using clarity as a tool for both...
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“Going against one’s better judgment increases thoughts about missed opportunities, amplifying feelings of control and regret.” – Kaitlin Woolley – When leaders override their instincts based on external advice, Cornell research shows they’re more likely to blame themselves for negative...
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“The most valuable feedback often feels like a gut punch.” – Gapingvoid – The potato chip—allegedly born when a frustrated chef sliced potatoes paper-thin to spite a demanding patron—demonstrates how our most valuable innovations often emerge from criticism rather than...
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