If You Want to Unify People, Succeed

We often think alignment comes from persuasion. The right pitch, the right words, the perfect team sync. But more often than not, what really unifies people is success.

Success is magnetic. It silences doubt, simplifies decisions, and gives people something to believe in.

You don’t have to convince everyone when things are working. People rally around momentum. They don’t need perfect explanations—they need to see it’s real.

That’s why execution matters more than consensus. When results show up, so does alignment. Not because everyone suddenly agrees, but because the path forward becomes obvious.

If you want to unify people, don’t argue harder. Make progress. Let success speak for you.