Complete the Proverb

This proverb means that fixing a problem early prevents it from becoming worse.

What you do matters more than what you say.

Those who act promptly have an advantage over others.

Don't assume something will happen before it actually does.

Money that you save is just as valuable as money that you earn.

Adapt your behavior to match the customs of the place you are visiting.

Even in bad situations, there is usually something positive to be found.

It can be difficult to change long-established habits or learn new skills later in life.

Writing and communication can be more powerful than physical force.

Eating healthy food helps you stay well and avoid illness.

It's better to hold onto what you have than to risk losing it by trying to get something better.

Important achievements take time and patience to accomplish.

Responding to a bad action with another bad action doesn't make things better.

If there are signs of a problem, the problem likely exists.

Things that look attractive on the surface may not be as valuable as they appear.