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I read this in a book: 'Here lies the great poet; he couldn’t write a single line of a poem. Here lies the great general; he couldn’t get a chance to form his troops. Here lies the great inventor; all his ideas for inventions were inside his head.' This all means you cannot achieve anything just by thinking, right? We’re not all poets, generals, or inventors but, most of the days, we’re not able to achieve half of half of the things we’ve thought of doing. We don’t even need to look further. Just by looking at today: what were you thinking of doing today? Did your accomplish all of those things? Did you not do them by making up excuses such as you can do it tomorrow or you were busy or it wasn’t important? Isn’t it sad to have all your ideas just in your head and not being able to turn them into reality? You need to actually put them into action, right?