It is better to practice a little than talk a lot.

This refers to all those that are good at giving instructions about things they can't even begin to implement or do practically. I once worked with a person who will know whatever you were about to say, before you even finish to explain it. The did that with everybody, you could be talking about your experience at a certain shop, before you finish your story the person will tell you about having experienced or solved a similar situation.

The people who always say 'done that, been there...' are sometimes smooth talkers who when they are needed, they do less of what is expected from them.

For me it is better to spend more time practicing than talking a lot. When we plan an event , for example an opening of a police station, I prefer to have meetings at the venue, in that way you will be able to practice what will happen on the day (dry-run),and see what is practical or not.

So, in Public Relations, are we expected to practice a little than talk a lot? For me, we need to practice a little and also talk bot not a lot!!