Knowing is not enough; we must apply. Willing is not enough; we must do.?

Question

What is your definition of this qoute?

Answer 1

Knowing is only half the battle, because you can be the smartest person in the world but be 100% useless if you don't use it for something constructive or productive.
You can be WILLING to do somethin, hell everyone at one point is willing to make some effort on some sort of goal, but if no initiative to act on that will is apparent, then you can will all you want but it won't mean SHEEIT...to anyone nor yourself.
It all boils down to good works are nothing without action. Nuff sed.

Answer 2

You should apply what you know for the good of the world and willing is not enough too you must be proactive and do

Answer 3

To Persevere, is all thats left. The un-finished line, its a call of despair, but also a call of hope.

Answer 4

Have you ever known what the right thing to do was, but still failed to do it. Have you ever wanted to do the right thing but couldn't get off the couch.

Answer 5

that we must apply what we learn and we must do whatever we are willing to do...it's a nice quote :)

Answer 6

not very motivative, also it should'nt have a period in the middle and a question mark at the end.
i get nothing from it sorry

Answer 7

to me it means "shut up and dance" or "those who can,DO. those who can't,talk about it." i relate this to my Christian walk in that when i am taught the truth then i have an obligation to walk that out. i will be held responsible for what i know and for what i am taught.

Answer 8

What you know doesn't matter, it's how you use your knowledge. Saying you would do something doesn't matter unless you actually take action and do it.

Answer 9

It says that what just stays in your mind doesn't help much.

Answer 10

Get off your butt and raise some hell.