This episode examines why power prefers calm, not morality. Emotions are not private in institutional or professional settings—they are signals. Anger reveals impatience. Hesitation exposes fear. Overreaction gives away leverage.

You’ll hear why emotional discipline is not self-help, but strategy. How restraint protects optionality. And why the most damaging speech is often the one delivered in anger—not because it’s wrong, but because it’s unnecessary.

This is an episode about control, timing, and how influence survives pressure.