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Mehul Fanawala

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The Clueless Company • 1m

Some founders think ignoring people makes them look powerful. It doesn’t. It just makes them look like clowns. Here’s the thing. If you inquire about a product or service, it’s your responsibility to respond to the person you reached out to. Even if you don’t need it anymore. Even if you’ve already made a decision. Because behind every email, every message, every proposal, there’s a person who invested time and effort into giving you what you asked for. Silence isn’t leadership. Silence isn’t confidence. It’s just disrespect. Real leaders know this: ✅ Respecting people costs nothing. ✅ A simple “Not right now” is better than ghosting. ✅ Your reputation is built on how you treat others when you don’t need them. So, if you want to be seen as a true professional, don’t leave people hanging. A two-line reply can save relationships, credibility, and your brand. Ignoring someone won’t make you a boss. But responding? That will make you unforgettable.

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