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the Power of Silence
Charlie Chaplin was an incredibly eloquent speaker.
It’s passionate.
It’s articulate.
It’s fearless.
What many people don’t realise is that Chaplin wrote, directed, produced, and starred in that film himself.
He could speak beautifully.
And yet.
What made him one of the first true global superstars was not his voice.
It was his understanding of silence.
Chaplin realised something most people still haven’t:
You can make far more noise by being silent.
At a time when language divided people, silence unified them.
No translation needed.
No explanation required.
His silence created:
• Curiosity
• Attention
• Emotional connection
People leaned in.
They filled the gaps themselves.
And in doing so, they became part of the story.
In a world now obsessed with shouting louder, posting more, and filling every gap with noise, Chaplin’s lesson still stands.
Silence isn’t weakness.
It’s discipline.
And when used well,
it’s one of the most powerful tools you have to attract attention rather than chase it.
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