Rule 4 in Action: Why Eloquence Can Be a Liability

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Robert Greene's Law 4—Always Say Less than Necessary—uses Coriolanus as its cautionary exhibit: a man whose rhetorical gifts were real but whose compulsion to use them on every occasion became his undoing. The framework treats restraint as a power move, not a weakness, because every extra sentence is another surface…

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