That's the first time I've seen that quote. That last sentence is so true and applies to so many things. It can sort of be summed up as "being, not doing". It

That's the first time I've seen that quote. That last sentence is so true and applies to so many things. It can sort of be summed up as "being, not doing". It reminds me a lot of comedians. I remember listening to a podcast with Theo Von where someone asked him if he liked rats. Without hesitation he casually replied "I once had to share a room one night with 2 umm... not rats but the limousines of rats -- ferrets". I don't think there's much preparation or studying for saying that, you need to "be" it not "do" it. I know the quote literally ends with "do and say the obvious", but I think "being" is what allows that to happen. "Doing" in my mind is cramming hard right before a test or interview and "being" is walking in with no preparation and acing it.