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In a world obsessed with rapid decision-making, inaction is often viewed as weakness . But in the executive realm, sometimes doing nothing is a deliberate, strategic choice . This is not indecision — it’s decisive inaction . Knowing When to Wait The best leaders don’t just act fast — they act right . That means recognizing: When information is incomplete When timing is unfavorable When the environment is unstable Steve Jobs once waited months to launch a feature competitors rushed, because the user experience wasn’t “right yet.” The result? Market dominance.  Inaction vs Indecision There’s a difference: Indecision is fear-driven. Inaction is data- and intuition-driven. Inaction says: “I understand the stakes. I’m choosing to wait.”  Strategic Silence in Boardrooms Some of the most effective CEOs use silence in meetings — to observe, absorb, and shape direction without reacting . This often shifts the power dynamic and brings clarity. When Ina...