Blessed is the man who, having nothing to say, abstains from giving us worthy evidence of the fact. -George Eliot
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The quote by George Eliot highlights the wisdom in choosing silence over unnecessary words. It suggests that a person who has nothing substantial to contribute is better off remaining quiet, sparing others from empty exchanges. This reflects a deeper understanding of communication, emphasizing the value of thoughtful engagement rather than mere verbal output.
In "The Zen of Listening," Rebecca Z. Shafir explores mindful communication, particularly in our distraction-filled world. She encourages...
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