What is the moral of speaking without practicing false style, stupid style and true style?

I believe many people have heard the saying: "Empty talk is not practicing fake tricks, and hard work is not practicing stupid tricks, or even empty talk is practicing all tricks." This sentence sounds like ridicule, but if you look closely, the reasons are all true.

Just talk and don't practice fake tricks: the popular understanding of this sentence is that some people only talk and don't believe in their actual ability. In fact, such people have existed since the birth of mankind. These people know nothing or only a little, so they think they are superior. In fact, no one knows how much they weigh.

Practice without stupidity: Practice without stupidity is the opposite of saying without practice. It is understood that some people can only work hard, but they can't tell one thing from another (practicality, bad theory). This type of person works hard but doesn't know how to communicate with others. On the one hand, people find it difficult to approach, on the other hand, problems in work are not conducive to solving as soon as possible, making communication more difficult.

The last sentence means to combine the advantages of the above two, which shows that this person has good theory and practice. Speaking and practicing not only know how to communicate with people, but also do it solidly, which is conducive to the maintenance of interpersonal relationships and the development of work. It is more flexible than the previous two ways, but also depends on how to speak and practice.

No one is perfect, everyone has his own advantages and disadvantages. Although the last one is excellent, this kind of person is easy to expand, thinks he knows everything, is often conceited, and is the easiest to be cheated when he goes out to start a business. Therefore, people must keep an open mind to study.