Miltiadis Michalopoulos

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Never let others hear a disparaging remark escape your lips, unless you want them to wonder how you speak in their absence. When it is your turn to broach a topic, make sure it is focused on anything but you and your obsessions. Try, “So what are you working on, now?”, or “What are your thoughts on…”, or maybe, “I noticed you have a new …”.   And when your words come, let it be because they are missed. Let your words have the weight of being sparingly shared; of being well considered. Let them be pulled, rather than pushed.
Practical Stoicism: Exercises for Doing the Right Thing Right Now
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