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Short monologue arguing that speaking honestly produces better outcomes when serving others; the speaker warns against exploiting authority or simulating value and urges clarity about who you serve when offering help.
Short monologue arguing that speaking honestly produces better outcomes when serving others; the speaker warns against exploiting authority or simulating value and urges clarity about who you serve when offering help.
When I speak the truth, you get better results. Because I could act like I could help you. I could pay someone to recreate it. But I would never take advantage of my authoritative position. For a couple dollars, I'm better than that. And I see a lot of people doing that, by the way. I don't recommend that. But if you have value, which we all do, just be very clear on who you're serving.
