Until it’s done, tell none.
- Shailendra Tipparaju
- Apr 20
- 1 min read
“Until it’s done, tell none.”
Because not everything needs an audience before it becomes art.
Experience...
The power of discretion.
The discipline of focus.
The elegance of restraint.
The protection of energy.
The wisdom of not inviting noise before the melody is ready.
Because the more you speak of it, the more your mind believes it’s already achieved.
Because applause too early weakens the rigor.
Because not every seed needs spectators to sprout.
We live in a time where broadcasting half-baked ideas is celebrated,
where “being seen working” often overshadows “actually working.”
You don’t need a standing ovation for your drafts.
You need stillness.
You need silence.
You need immersion.
Silence isn't secrecy...it’s strategy.
Privacy isn’t distance...it’s direction.
Your work-in-progress doesn’t belong to the world yet.
It belongs to your will, your late nights, your stubborn faith.
Let the world witness the outcome, not the brewing.
Let results do the talking, they don’t stutter.
Because every time you talk too soon,
you leak the fuel meant to finish it.
And every time you stay quiet,
you protect the fire until it’s ready to light up the sky.
Build quietly.
Reveal deliberately.
Deliver loudly.
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