Most people think good communication means explaining everything.
In reality, the most influential communicators often do the opposite. In this video, I break down strategic ambiguity – a powerful but rarely discussed communication skill used by executives, negotiators, leaders, and high-stakes decision-makers.
You’ll learn: • Why saying less can increase trust • How over-explaining quietly destroys authority • When ambiguity is powerful – and when it’s dangerous • How to use this skill ethically in business and everyday conversations
This is not about being vague. It’s about knowing what not to say.
Find more content on my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@PaulEffectiveCommunications
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