I was taught growing up to "say what you mean and mean what you say". I have taught that to my children. It makes you really put thought into your words BEFORE you open your mouth, otherwise, there will be a lot of back pedaling and your point will be lost in all the explanations of what you really meant.
I was taught growing up to "say what you mean and mean what you say". I have taught that to my children. It makes you really put thought into your words BEFORE you open your mouth, otherwise, there will be a lot of back pedaling and your point will be lost in all the explanations of what you really meant.