In "The Daily Stoic," Ryan Holiday shares insights from ancient Stoic philosophers like Seneca, Epictetus, and Marcus Aurelius, emphasizing wisdom and self-control in daily life. He introduces the idea that speaking less can lead to greater wisdom, suggesting that excessive words often lead to regret or folly.

Robert Greene underscores this notion, highlighting the risks of over-expressing oneself. His quote suggests that there’s a strong connection between caution in speech and the maintenance of one's reputation and clarity of thought. This Stoic principle encourages reflection and measured communication, reminding us that silence can be more powerful than chatter.