Who Said If Youre Not At The Table You Are On The Menu?
The origin of the phrase “if you’re not at the table, you’re on the menu” is not clear and there are various versions of it. However, it is commonly used to convey that if one is not actively involved in decision-making, they may become a victim or subject to the decisions made by others. The phrase is often attributed to politicians or others in leadership positions who understand the importance of being involved in the decision-making process.