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The idea that successful people guard some secret list of things they never share is mostly myth, but two habits of discretion do hold up in the research: they rarely broadcast their unfinished goals, and they almost never vent
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They rarely broadcast a goal that is still unfinishedThe first is the habit of not announcing your plans before you have carried them out.
They almost never vent, at least not to discharge itThe second pattern concerns what people do with anger and grievance.
What the two habits actually have in commonPut side by side, the goal finding and the venting finding rhyme.
Sharing a difficulty with someone who can actually help is not the venting the anger research warned about.
They have simply noticed that some things are easier to keep when you do not spend them out loud.