Think before you speak, because words have the power to heal or harm.
Before you open your mouth, make sure your words are worth the opening.
A wise person thinks before they speak, but a fool speaks before they think.
The tongue is the strongest muscle in the body, but it’s the words that can leave the deepest scars.
Think twice before you speak once, for words spoken cannot be taken back.
Your words have the ability to build bridges or burn them. Choose wisely.
In a world of noise, a thoughtful word can be a symphony.
Silence is often the loudest and most powerful response.
Think before you speak, and ask yourself if your words inspire others or bring them down.
Before you speak, remember that your words can either uplift someone or crush their spirit.
A closed mouth gathers no foot.
May your words be as sincere as your silence.
Before you speak, ask yourself if what you are about to say is true, kind, and necessary.
The mouth should have a sentry on duty before words are released.
Think before you speak, as once the words are out, they can’t be unsaid.
When tempted to speak without thinking, it’s better to bite your tongue and count to ten.
Speak when you are angry, and you’ll make the best speech you’ll ever regret.
It’s better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt.
Choose your words wisely, for they have the power to change someone’s day.
Don’t let your tongue cut down what your heart can build up.
Before you speak, consider if your words align with your true self.
Think before you speak, but feel before you think.
The moment of reflection before speaking can save a moment of sorrow afterwards.
Don’t let your emotions be the driver of your words, let rationality take the wheel.
Words may be small, but their impact is mighty.
Speak with purpose, speak with meaning, and speak with integrity.
Before speaking, think of the positive effects your words can have.
Choose your words carefully, for they may be the only thing that someone remembers about you.
The greatest minds measure their words before speaking them.
A moment of thought before speaking can prevent a lifetime of regret.
Holding your tongue is a sign of strength, not weakness.
Words can build bridges or walls. Choose to build bridges.
Wisdom lies in thinking before speaking, and speaking only if it improves on silence.
A person of value thinks before they speak, and listens before they respond.
Before speaking, evaluate the worth of your words in the long run.
A conversation without thought is like a ship without a rudder.
Think before you speak, for words have the power to shape destinies.
Don’t let your tongue be the downfall of your character.
The tongue may feel light, but the words it carries can weigh heavy on the heart.
The first step to being heard is to choose your words wisely.
Speak with kindness, or remain silent with grace.
Think twice before you say something hurtful, for the wound that words cause may never heal.
A moment of silence can often speak louder than a thousand words.
Pausing before speaking gives your words weight and meaning.
Remember that everyone you meet is fighting a battle you know nothing about. Think before you speak and choose your words with empathy.
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