It's a well-known proverb that emphasizes the importance of what people do over what they say. Overall, I think it's a good proverb. However, is it a rule for life that applies at all times and in all places? Ask yourself these: Are words themselves not a form of action with real consequences? Words are actions. Speaking, promising, apologizing, and expressing intentions are all forms of action, aren't they. I think phrase sometimes oversimplifies the complex interplay between speech and actio...

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Writing Again Standard Notes really wants us to use Listed and seems quite convinced that we'll write on this platform more than others. I'd be genuinely curious why. Anyway, writing. I write a lot of emails, text messages, guides, synopses, social media posts (and comments), but I rarely write long-form for creative or recreational reasons anymore. Clearly something has changed. I used to write all the time, especially when I was a teenager and while I had my video games, the distractions av...