Leadership and teams · Short · 16 July 2026
Silence is power: make others want to hear what you have to say
The most influential people aren’t always the ones who talk the most. Choosing the right moment to speak gives your words value and earns you respect and influence.
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Your actions for this week
- In your next meeting, listen to the end before giving your opinion.
- Prepare a single clear idea to contribute.
- Notice how people’s attention changes when you speak less, and better.
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