> Everybody wants to be the one deciding what should be done; very few people want to be the ones actually doing it. I'm going to tell that a colleague of min

> Everybody wants to be the one deciding what should be done; very few people want to be the ones actually doing it. I'm going to tell that a colleague of mine who wants to quit his current job because everything he does is talking and negotiating (i.e. deciding or rather preparing decisions) without ever getting anything done.