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How do you know when you've said enough?

There are bosses who give a one-sentence reply to a proposal or problem and leave it at that. Do you think that's intentional like they know it'll land without more context? Or is it just bad communication?

Curious how different leaders figure out where that line is. If you lead a team, how do you know when you've said enough? And if you don't, what's the tell that separates a leader being concise from one who's just not communicating?

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u/EntrepreneurMagazine — 8 days ago

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Mark Zuckerberg Says Concentrating AI Power in a Few Companies Is 'Dangerous'

In a new Wall Street Journal op-ed, the Meta CEO argues that concentrating AI power in a few hands is dangerous.

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u/EntrepreneurMagazine — 22 days ago

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A Cincinnati father says his Apple Watch saved his life

If you're thinking about getting an Apple Watch for your parents or someone older, this is a pretty good reminder why it can be a really helpful tool in scary situations.

Mohammad Islam thought he was just feeling sick. A few hours later, while taking out the trash, he collapsed alone outside his home with no one around to help. Thankfully, his Apple Watch stayed awake. It detected the fall, got no response from him and automatically called 911. Doctors later found blood clots in his lungs.

The watch was a gift from his daughters. Not sure if they got him one because they knew he was prone to stuff like this, but either way, good on them.

Sources: local12.com and People both covered it

u/EntrepreneurMagazine — 22 days ago