I didn’t write to you yesterday because I had nothing interesting to say.

As a young Team Lead, I would not have done this.

Back then I believed that saying something was always better than saying nothing.

Even when I had no specific ideas to contribute, I would open my mouth and fill the void of silence.

Why?  That’s how I thought leaders acted.

Only later would I learn that wasn’t true.

Do you find yourself tempted to do the same thing?

What might you do instead when you have nothing to say?

Take care,
Marcus

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