# Summary

This transcription highlights the concept that individuals who speak less often project a stronger aura of power compared to those who continuously chatter without restraint. The speaker emphasizes the importance of self-control in communication and mentions that incessant talking can lead to unintentional, foolish statements that might be regrettable. Key points include:

1. **Self-Control and Power**: The ability to control one's speech is indicative of overall self-control, and individuals who exhibit this trait are perceived as more powerful.
2. **The Impact of Silence**: By allowing others to engage more in conversation, powerful individuals create an aura of mystery and intrigue. They strategically choose their moments to speak, which makes their words more impactful.
3. **Caution in Speech**: The speaker warns that the more one talks, the higher the likelihood of saying something irrational. Therefore, cultivating the ability to say less at crucial moments can enhance one’s authority and presence.

Quotes like "the person who talks less always gives off a greater Aura of power" and "there are moments that saying less is actually much more powerful" underscore the primary message of the importance of controlled communication.

The Social Being

The person who talks less always gives off a greater aura of power than the people that are yabbering all the time, that are talking, that can't control their tongue.  The idea is, if you can't control your mouth, if you just keep talking and talking, it gives off an aura to other people that you can't control anything else; you have no self-control, and that is a very unpowerful aura and obvious. The more you talk, the more you are prone to say something kind of stupid and irrational that you're going to regret.

And so, powerful people know to command an audience; they sit there, they let other people talk and argue, and then occasionally they utter something that's maybe a little bit ambiguous.  Goes, whoa, well that's very interesting, Robert said that. What does that mean? You look powerful; right? You give off an air of mystery; you give off an air of control. Learn to control what you talk, and learn that there are moments that saying less is actually much more powerful than just yammering on and on.


Silence is Power

the person who talks less always gives
off a greater Aura of power than the
people that are yabbering all the time
that are talking that can't control
their tongue and the idea is if you
can't control your mouth if you just
keep talking and talking it gives it
Aura to other people that you can't
control anything else you have no
self-control and that is very unpower
Aura and obvious the more you talk the
more you are prone to say something kind
of stupid and irrational that you're
going to regret and so power of people
know to command an audience they sit
there they let other people talk and
argue and then occasionally they utter
something that's maybe a little bit
ambiguous goes whoa well that's very
interesting Robert said that what does
that mean you look powerful right you
give off an air of mystery you give off
an air of control learn to control what
you talk and learn that there are
moments that saying less is actually
much more powerful than just yammering
on and on

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Silence is Power

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