When things feel off, leaders tend to get louder.
More meetings.
More messages.
More pressure to perform.
But the issue isn’t volume.
It’s clarity.
Because when teams lack clarity, they don’t need another all-hands.
They need direction that lands.
They need space to think.
They need energy to focus.
Louder just adds noise.
The best leaders don’t shout.
They tune in.
They create rhythm.
They make time for five quiet minutes that set the tone for the day.
A reset.
A check-in.
A moment to make it make sense again.
Don’t speak louder.
Speak clearer.
Start with presence, not pressure.
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