Actions speak louder than words only if others who see you in action spread the word of mouth
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recursively contradicting?
Yes,
~ Action speak louder only if somebody notice it and advertise it verbally… ~
I think if nobody notice about you and your ideas, not matter how good you work out, how nice is your msg (words), is just an useless act.
Deep Recess: Can you please elaborate why you feel it is recursively contradicting?
DSvT: Thanks.
I think our actions spur action in others if we’ve carried our message with efficacy.
RubyShooZ: Very rightly said.
Wow, this is a neat turn of phrase.
However, I have recalled my math teacher in a secondary school. She said “it is impossible to add potatoes and eggs. You must equalize the units between prior calculate the results”
The situation is the same there. You are talking about OUR actions and THEIR word of mouth.
In other words, the dictum makes the impossible to cook dish.
Tomas: There are lots of examples where OUR and THEIR make the presence felt. Examination is one which we appear for and the assessment of OUR knowledge is done by teachers with THEIR judgement of OUR understanding. Taking this as premise-
If we have a lot of followers then the action we take speaks more than the words we say to them only if they are present and sees us in action. For rest of the cases, it is the word of mouth of others that convey what actions we performed.