Both phrases use variations on the words, but the words are used in the same order. Interestingly, they both mean very different things.
This is something very interesting about communication: the words [and their combinations] we use, are only a part of the story.
High fidelity in what is transmitted is important, if we’re ever going to do great work, with the people around us — whether it’s family, friends, colleagues or community.
Strive for high fidelity in your communication.

