Should things be said before they are done, or should they be done after being said? None of them are right

Wisdom

First do what you say and then follow it. ——"The Analects"?

Learn

Practice what you want to say first, and then say it after you have actually done it.

Xiu

To put it simply, do it first and then talk about it. Don’t talk too much before you do it, otherwise it will be easy to slap yourself in the face. ?

Does this make sense? Of course it makes sense, but we need to dialectically look at the context in which this sentence is used. ?

This sentence tells us that we must practice before speaking. But if you do some things without speaking them out first, without discussing them with others in advance, and weighing the pros and cons, it is easy to cause problems, because it is difficult for a person to fully realize what he thinks, and people's IQ can only be affected by whims and hot-headedness. It will become relatively low.

Furthermore, how can we raise funds if we don’t talk about good projects now? How do you find people to partner with you to get the project off the ground? How to crowdfund startup funds before developing new products? ?

Therefore, when you study, you can’t read rotely. You must learn to look at problems dialectically, instead of applying any truth to your life without knowing how to adapt it. ?

However, this sentence has its practical effect on the other hand. It tells us to talk less and do more. On matters that do not need to be discussed or discussed with others, we should do it first before talking. Otherwise, if you discuss too much and discuss too much, you may become hesitant and hesitant, which will actually affect the real action.

So, should we do it first and then talk about it, or should we say it and then do it? There is no standard answer, it varies from person to person and from situation to situation, and cannot be generalized.

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