A student once asked the philosopher Mozi, "Is there any benefit to talking too much?" Mozi replied, "Frogs croak all day and night, exhausting themselves, yet no one pays them any mind. But the rooster crows only a few times at dawn, and the whole world knows the day has begun."
The value of words lies not in their quantity, but in their weight. In our noisy world, we are flooded with chatter and empty talk. Yet what truly resonates is not the loudest voice, but the most meaningful one.
Speak less, but speak with purpose. Let your words carry substance and your silence carry strength. Like the rooster at dawn, your voice, when used wisely, can awaken the world.