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73 Research suggests the calmest people in any room aren’t naturally calm — they once had the most chaotic inner world and built stillness the way someone builds a house around a wound, one deliberate wall at a time

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Sarah Mitchell @ Silicon Canals 2 place · today 05:09 EDT

Research suggests the calmest people in any room aren’t naturally calm — they once had the most chaotic inner world and built stillness the way someone builds a house around a wound, one deliberate wall at a time

The people who hold a room steady during chaos didn't arrive that way — they built that stillness brick by brick over wreckage they rarely talk about.

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