Luck is when preparation meets opportunity.

In theory there is no difference between practice and theory. In practice there is.

These words are not from my brain but the essence is:

1. To Learn doing things is easier than to learn thinking. To ask yourself “Could I do more?” is better than buying a book and “think” you are clever now.

2. The thinker knows about two kind of people. The doer not. He only distinguish between doers and don’ter. There is nothing behind his world.

The best mathmatical combination of these two states are non-doers/non thinkers and doers/thinkers. The two others tend to be dangerous.

The Non-doer/thinker because he could develop theories that seem to improve situations. But then others are forced to realize them and often there is something lost in translation.

The doer/non-thinker because he could be running Amok. Sometimes they are running in crowds of people and blow them up. Or killing baby seals because fur industry pays good money.

Okay. The double no is probably a dead fly. But reaching the state of a wise doer can only be done when you are able to think behind your deeds.

From this perspective you are a bit dangerous now but at least you already know what effect too much thinking can have.

This makes you a probable sane doer. You should become one when you know before that you won’t regret the non-doing afterwards. For everything else you could take into consideration to act.

For the non-thinker/doer-fraction:

Think different or Just Do it? Which products are more expensive?

From a strange quirk German guy…