"Doing" something almost
always supersedes and proves to be more effective than merely
"talking" about it.
Doing the right thing when no one is
watching seems like integrity to me.
For me, regret is far less concerning
the things I've done than the things I didn't do when I had the
chance.
The smarter you get the less you speak,
the more you listen, and the more you do.
Don't be impressed by what you see
someone post online or hear someone talk about. Be impressed by the
fruit they produce and by what you become aware of them doing behind
the scenes. After all, much is revealed by what a person chooses to
do when they think no one is watching.
Wise men speak because they have
already done the work, know for themselves, and have authority from a
higher source to actually say something of value. On the other hand pretenders and fools, who have failed
to do the work themselves and lack higher authority, tend to ignorantly speak on important
subjects because they feel some sort of need to say something about
that which they know nothing.
One of the hardest things to do in life
is letting go of what you thought was real.
Doing it isn't the same as thinking or talking about it.
Doing it isn't the same as thinking or talking about it.
