EPISODE · Aug 24, 2026 · 16 MIN

"Speak And Do"

from Alive and Active Life · host Brenda Wolfe

Last article, we explored how Words Are Important. However, you’ve lived long enough to know that “speak and do” definitely go together. How many times have you noticed some folks just say a lot of words that sound great – sometimes perhaps even boastful. Sadly, they never live out what they talk about. The people we respect most are ones who put “speak and do” together. Read More …

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