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I would say doing without thinking is better than thinking without doing. I know plenty of successful people in the first group, and plenty of unsuccessful peop
by koonsolo 4y ago
I would say doing without thinking is better than thinking without doing. I know plenty of successful people in the first group, and plenty of unsuccessful people in the second. But opinions might differ.
- coolnow 4y agoWhat do you define as successful? Purely by financial success or does it include a good work/family life balance with kids etc?
- koonsolo 4y agoIt includes everything that you mention. I know people who constantly read books about finances, health, relationships, ... . They are broke, health is terrible, depressions, ... . If they would just apply what they read, it would be fine. But they don't. And then there are the 'sales type'-guys if you know what I mean. They just talk and do: have their finances more or less straight, have a family, lots of social connections, ... . I agree that both thinking and doing is best (as hopefully most here are doing). But if I have to choose, I would choose doing over thinking.