It is better to practice a little than talk a lot.
Practice makes perfect, whereas talk is just a cheap way to converse yourself out of a situation. To pretend that you actually know what you are doing. Unfortunately a lot of leaders in our society rather talk than practice. People who love to talk are politicians especially Julius Malema I still remember when he said, “These judges are our judges, whether you like it or not, they work for the government…. the government which is us the ANC,” religious leaders, lecturers or teachers, most leaders or managers and even Public Relations Practitioners love to talk and they enjoy the attention and the feeling of centre stage.
They say talk is cheap but in fact it can be expensive. Most of people who love to talk they do it only to get an attention from the crowd for instance when I was still in high school I think I was doing grade 12 I use to go to grade 8 & 9 classes to share stories and jokes with learners about the things they interact with in the real-world, such as businesses, brands, celebrities, and musicians.and then I noticed one thing that they were always interested on my talks.
Some talkers who tend to be late because they often develop speech later which is not good and I would advise those people by saying they have to prepare their speech on time.