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“It’s not knowing what to do; it’s doing what you know.”—Tony Robbins
Tony inspires me when he says that it is not enough to just know what needs to be done but to take consistent and purposeful actions. You don’t have to stay on the hunt for more knowledge forever but encourages you to act on what you know and learn while doing so.
Knowledge is good but not sufficient to enable you to make progress. He notes that it is in the act of doing where true learning and growth take place, and it’s through consistent action that you eventually master any skill or achieve any goal.
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