A note from Daniel

Never argue hesitantly If you are unsure about something, try not to show it to others. Doubt and hesitation will only dilute your arguments. With 'for and against' formulations, your adversary will see an opportunity to pounce. So only speak up when you're sure you want to follow through your argument, and stand your ground - even if your plan is flawed. We forgive bold people their mistakes, but have no confidence in doubters.

Daniel The Communication Book, page 40 · March 17, 2024 Save to shelf
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