Cicero, the Roman statesman, passionately argued for the alignment of one’s thoughts with spoken words, critiquing the harmful effects of self-censorship. He posited that institutions become vulnerable when necessary truths go unspoken, a lesson still applicable in today’s workplaces and government. The consequences of silence can be dire, stifling effective problem-solving. Open dialogue is essential for maintaining integrity and avoiding misguided decisions.
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Quote of the day by Cicero: ‘If we are not ashamed to think it, we should not be ashamed to say it’
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