"Speak or Stay Silent?
By RUBESH
@Manasha (2898)
Pondicherry, India
November 26, 2024 12:05am CST
I've been reflecting on whether it's better to stay silent and act or to speak up as part of a winning strategy. Some suggest that staying silent can draw others in and serve as an effective tactic for success. Others recommend speaking up when necessary—or even consistently—to meet the demands of winning.
What about you? Do you tend to be more talkative, or are you reserved and taciturn at home or in the workplace? Personally, I believe it's best to maintain an assertive approach, backed by skills, to stay aligned with our goals and achieve them effectively.
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@Manasha (2898)
• Pondicherry, India
29 Nov
I get that. It sounds like you prefer to stay quiet unless something feels off or needs to be addressed. It's a way of preserving peace and only speaking up when it's really necessary. Sometimes, saying nothing can avoid unnecessary conflict, but when something is truly bothering you, that's when you’ll voice it. It can be a good approach for maintaining balance while still standing up for what matters. How do you usually decide when it’s time to speak up?
@aureategloom (11025)
• Bosnia And Herzegovina
29 Nov
depends on the situation:
if something bothers me, i will speak to you when we're alone. not everyone has to know our business.
if you're saying bad things to me in front of others - i'm going to defend myself and not just let you walk all over me.
but i generally try to stay calm and try to talk things out 
