Presence Over Performance

We live in a culture that rewards performance—polished presentations, quick answers, the appearance of fearlessness. But lately, I’ve been noticing something different: the leaders who actually shift rooms don’t do it with polish. They do it with presence.

This week, I’ve been sitting with the difference between performance and attentiveness, force and steady strength, and what it means to choose presence instead of polish.

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