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  • Silence is often considered the smartest move because you do not speak everything you know.
  • Decisions are made when the mind is clear, and you wait when emotions rise.
  • Behavior reveals the truth, so you study people rather than just words.
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Seven rules of strategic thinking. One, you don't speak everything you know. Silence is often the smartest move. Two, when emotions rise, you wait.

Decisions are made when the mind is clear. Three, you study people, not just words. Behavior reveals the truth. Four, every move has a consequence, so you think three steps ahead. Five, you never act out of revenge. Patience brings better results. Six, you keep your goals quiet

until the work is done. Seven, knowing when to walk away is just as powerful as knowing when to strike. Think smart. Move quiet. Leave a comment if this speaks to you.

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When emotions rise, you wait because decisions are made when the mind is clear.

You study people, not just words, because behavior reveals the truth.

You keep your goals quiet until the work is done.