Search for the truth is the noblest occupation of man; its publication, a duty.
— Madame de Staël
LEADERSHIP
— Madame de Staël
LEADERSHIP
Finding out what is actually the case is only half the work. Knowledge kept to yourself has no effect on anything, and the reasons people give for keeping it private are usually about their own comfort rather than anyone’s protection. Having learned something true puts you under a mild obligation to let it be known.
If you know something at work or at home that others would need in order to decide well, say it this week to the person it concerns. Keep it plain and take out the editorial. Publishing what you found is a separate act of courage from finding it.
What have you found out and not yet said aloud?
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