Quote by Benjamin Franklin

Nothing preaches better than the act.

Nothing preaches better than the act.

Summary

This quote means that actions have a more powerful impact than words or preaching. People are more likely to be influenced and inspired by observing someone's actions rather than listening to their words alone. It emphasizes the importance of demonstrating and living by one's beliefs and values, as it is through actions that we can truly convey our true intentions and make a lasting impression on others.

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