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Better to trip with the feet than with the tongue.
Zeno of Citium · Diogenes Laertius, Lives of the Philosophers · paraphrase
What it means today

A stumble of the feet is quickly mended; a stumble of the tongue can wound for years. Speech, especially in anger, is the more dangerous fall.

Try this todayBefore you speak in frustration today, pause long enough to avoid a stumble of the tongue.
Today’s questionWhich of my recent missteps was a foot, and which was a tongue?
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