Your ideas deserve better than your notes app. But I understand why they end up there.What feels layered and sharp on the inside rarely comes out that way on the first try. And most advice about “putting yourself out there” sounds the same: be louder, be faster, be more extroverted than you actually are.So you keep your thinking to yourself. Not because it isn’t good. But because you don’t want to break character to express it.Your idea.Your perspective.Your creative instinct.It becomes something you enjoy privately. Meanwhile, someone else runs with something half as considered.In this episode, we question the narrative that quiet ambition belongs in a corporate box and unpack what’s actually at stake when your best thinking never leaves your head.We get into:The difference between inward and outward wiringWhy “career advice for introverts” was never the full pictureThe translation problem: when your best thinking stays insideThe creators who bring inner worlds to life without loud tacticsWhy this is about identity, ambition, and culture, not just workIf you know you’re not meant to be loud… but you also know you’re not meant to stay small... this conversation is for you.Follow the show:AWFULLY QUIET (bts + reflections): @awfullyquietpodcastSUBTLE (tips + tools): @subtleseries

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