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You’re not losing authority because you lack competence.
You’re losing it because you explain yourself too much.

In meetings, conversations, and everyday interactions, over-explaining feels responsible, professional, even polite. But psychologically, it does something dangerous. It signals doubt. It tells people your decisions are negotiable. And once that signal is sent, authority erodes quietly—but permanently.

This video breaks down the hidden power dynamic behind over-explaining, why confident people rarely justify themselves, and how silence and restraint shape respect in professional and social environments.

This isn’t motivational advice.
This is pattern recognition.

If you’ve ever felt talked over, second-guessed, or subtly diminished despite being capable, this explains why.

Over Explaining Is Killing Your Authority (And You Don't See It)

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