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According to the Edelman Trust Barometer (2024), only 42 per cent of employees consider corporate leaders credible communicators the lowest figure in a decade. The problem is not the absence of voice, but the excess of noise.
Where charisma once defined leadership, comprehension now does. The most effective leaders are trading performance for precision knowing that tone, cadence, and word choice can confer more authority than volume ever could.
In the glass cities of modern work, the lights seldom go out. Even as dusk settles, windows remain aglow with the quiet hum of endurance; a culture that has confused momentum for meaning. with permanence. Yet in this economy of exhaustion, stillness is no longer a retreat; it is a strategy.
Drawing on data from McKinsey, Deloitte, and the World Health Organization, this feature examines how cognitive restoration is fast becoming the most undervalued skill in leadership, and why the next decade will belong to those who understand rhythm over rush.
The language of leadership has always extended beyond words.
In an era where credibility is measured by coherence, the way executives dress has become a quiet expression of clarity and intent. This feature explores how modern leaders use style not to project power, but to communicate trust, purpose, and alignment with their values.
