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“Never mistake motion for action.”—Ernest Hemingway
Ernest makes it clear that simply moving around, staying occupied, or engaging in tasks does not mean making progress. He warns that we should focus on actions that lead to tangible results, rather than just appearing busy.
The idea is that true action is deliberate and directed toward meaningful goals. The message is to assess whether your daily activities are advancing your aspirations or merely keeping you busy.
