One Who Speaks Little Will Succeed:
The pasuk (Mishlei 10:19) states: “He who holds back his words is wise (maskil).” The Vilna Gaon zy”a explains the word “maskil” to mean “to succeed”. Thus, the pasuk is saying that one who is careful with his words will experience success.
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