Move in Silence: Let Your Progress Speak

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We live in a world where everyone wants to share every of their wins or their milestones online. What you do not know is that there is real power in keeping your plans to yourselves. Listen, when you stay quiet about your goals, you shield yourself from hatred, jealousy, negative energy and opinions of others. 


When you are ascending to the next level, not all eyes or mouths cheering you on are sincere. Some people feel threatened, while "some people like you better when you are broken, below them or on the same level as they are.” By sharing too early, you risk giving this set of people something to attack. As one powerful expression puts it: When you build in silence, they don't know what to attack. Build in silence and let your success make the noise.


Moving in silence doesn’t mean you’re hiding; you are simply protecting and honoring your next-level self. Every quiet effort accumulates power; every discreet triumph builds legacy. “Working hard in silence, and letting your success do the talking” is not just a quote, but a strategy lots of successful people have used in the past and are still using presently. Stay focused. Shine when the time is right. 


Note: Some of you are in the season where you've got to move in silence. Don't make the mistake of announcing your achievements prematurely. Not everyone like the idea of your growth, or the idea of you being better than they are.

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