Too much talk can kill a dream rather than increase the likelihood of its coming true. Often the words are a weak substitute for truly living an experience. Paradoxically, excessive verbalization can be a smokescreen set up to hide one’s inner being, which we believe (inaccurately) would be worthy only of rejection if viewed without its mask.
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My family doctor asked, “What are you doing for fun?” “Everybody,” he continued, “needs something to look forward to.” There is more common-sense emotional advice in those brief words than there might be in most hours of psychoanalysis.
MIRACLES EACH DAY 
I feel that if I talk very much about what I plan to do it deflates my energy to actually do what I planned. Think, Do and Be Quiet works best for me.
Interesting!