Quote of the day is credited to Robert Greene.
QUOTE
“Any momentary triumph you think you have gained through argument is really a Pyrrhic victory. The resentment and ill will you stir up is stronger and lasts longer than any momentary change of opinion. It is better to get others to agree with you through your actions, without saying a word. You should demonstrate and not explicate".
MORAL
Never be the type that argues a lot in order to prove your point to others, it is best you say nothing but give only results. Actions they say speak much more better than mare words and words they say are cheap, a single action taken contains a thousand more words you would have said. Focus more on action in making your point known to others than words.
Words when spoken most times in the course of an argument cannot be taken back, so its is best to always prove your worth or point with actions not by arguing it out with words. The wise are usually silent in the course of an argument or dispute, and most of the time they tend to make their points known by action instead of words.
In conclusion, you will profit very little by arguing your point with others and in the end you will end up weighing yourself down. It is always best to let the other person do all the talking and when he is done, simply show him exactly what you mean by action and this singular act of yours will leave your opponent above any reasonable doubt that your point is actually true and not false.
Words when spoken most times in the course of an argument cannot be taken back, so its is best to always prove your worth or point with actions not by arguing it out with words. The wise are usually silent in the course of an argument or dispute, and most of the time they tend to make their points known by action instead of words.
In conclusion, you will profit very little by arguing your point with others and in the end you will end up weighing yourself down. It is always best to let the other person do all the talking and when he is done, simply show him exactly what you mean by action and this singular act of yours will leave your opponent above any reasonable doubt that your point is actually true and not false.
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