Praise quietness, not hot air and noise. - Deepstash

Praise quietness, not hot air and noise.

There is so much hot air and noise in meetings that achieve nothing. The loudest person in the room is the dumbest because He/She doesn’t know, or have the discipline to shut up. Don’t make your life a tragedy by talking too much in meetings.

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