Silence is humility. It’s a stance of not-knowing, a place of letting go. Silence is accepting that it’s okay to not fill the space. It’s good to just be.
The quietest person at a dinner party often leaves with a reputation for brilliance, while others talk themselves into corners.
You see it in boardrooms too – the executive who tilts her head thoughtfully during presentations, somehow radiating wisdom without speaking a word. Even therapists build their practices more o... See more