Quote by American Indian Proverb

Listen or thy tongue will keep thee deaf.

Listen or thy tongue will keep thee deaf.

Summary

This quote means that if you only focus on talking and expressing your own thoughts without listening to others, you will not be able to effectively hear or understand what others are saying. It emphasizes the importance of actively listening and engaging in meaningful conversations rather than solely focusing on speaking. By listening attentively, we can gain knowledge, understand different perspectives, and improve our communication skills. Ignoring the value of listening can ultimately hinder our ability to learn and connect with others.

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