Three takeaways
- Silence creates uncertainty, but it does not give you a reliable explanation.
- The lack of closure can keep your attention locked on possible reasons.
- Do not chase certainty from someone who is not participating.
- Name what is known, stop inventing motives, and choose the boundary that protects your time.
Video transcript
You said: Silence creates uncertainty, but it does not give you a reliable explanation. The lack of closure can keep your attention locked on possible reasons. Try this: Name what is known, stop inventing motives, and choose the boundary that protects your time.
