Quote of the Day by Benjamin Franklin: “Well done is better than well said”
- “Well done is better than well said” is one of Benjamin Franklin’s most enduring observations about the difference between talking about something and actually doing it.
- Published in Poor Richard’s Almanack in 1737, the short saying captures a simple principle: words can express intentions, promises and ambitions, but actions provide the evidence.
- Nearly three centuries later, Franklin’s words remain relevant in everyday life, from personal relationships and careers to leadership and public life.
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- “Well done is better than well said” is one of Benjamin Franklin’s most enduring observations about the difference between talking about something and actually doing it.
- Published in Poor Richard’s Almanack in 1737, the short saying captures a simple principle: words can express intentions, promises and ambitions, but actions provide the evidence.
- Nearly three centuries later, Franklin’s words remain relevant in everyday life, from personal relationships and careers to leadership and public life.
Sources: Times of India