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Short YouTube monologue (single speaker) arguing that being constantly available makes you "common" and reduces perceived value; instead, strategic absence and intentional visibility increase curiosity and signal success.
Short YouTube monologue (single speaker) arguing that being constantly available makes you "common" and reduces perceived value; instead, strategic absence and intentional visibility increase curiosity and signal success.
And what's common loses value. If you're always showing up, always replying, always accessible, you become common. Powerful people move strategically. So make your presence something people notice when it's missing, not just when it's there. Be seen intentionally. Absence multiplies curiosity. It communicates to people you're different than everyone else, you're successful.
