Say It? Do It?

Boasting about the wonderful things you're going to do for yourself and others can actually be your undoing. For one, now you're expected to do them. Secondly, if you don't do them you appear weak, unreliable and irresponsible. If you really want to impress people, don't reveal what you intend to do…but simply do it. They'll be surprised and pleased with your accomplishment, and even more moved by your modesty. And if for some reason you can't get it done, no one will be the wiser.

This is someone's opinion, not mine. You must quite agree with him, for me, I agree with him partially. Why? In my opinion, this is an Advertising Society. If you do want to succeed in your industry, you must let others know what you are doing and what you are going to do, that is, you must promote youself. Don't keep silent, that's not gentle, it's stupid.

So if I were you, when others ask me my plan, I will tell them I will dominate the industry I am in if I do have such ambition.

Say it? Do it? I think both are need. What do you say?