Question

Descibe your understanding on the statement of What really matters is how you speak,not how much you speak

Answer 1

We tend to think that communication is a verbal and intellectual exercise, while the fact is that communication is particularly public presentation and is a physical activity as well.

We should remember that it is we, in physical form, who are presenting those words to an audience, and our body carries its own essence. So it’s possible that your words may be saying one thing, but your body language is representing something else. Ultimately it is our body language which resonates most with audiences.

so What really matters is how we speak,not how much we speak because saying too much without interacting or capturing the audience will be useless as they wouldn't pay much attention to us or to what we are saying.