In your opinion: Is wanting to do something the same as doing it? Seems like I come across a lot of ppl that get this confused.
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Salty Light
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It's not even close. You need some new friends because I want to win the lotto tonight, but it's very doubtful I will. Want and will are two completely different things. Remember, Want in one hand and sh*t in the other what do you have? A handful of sh*t.
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As all the expressions go... walking the walk; putting your money where your mouth is.... It's all in what you do and not what you say. You can want anything and everything. Until you go confidently in the direction of your dreams and make it happen, it's only words. It takes action, drive, and determination to get up and do. And that's how things get done.
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Doing it may not ever meet the actual excitment level that we prepare ourselves with before doing that something. In our minds and imagination, most things are much more satisfying than they are in real life. :)
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I assume you mean doing something wrong. I think there are several steps here, all different but related. In ascending order they are: 1) Being presented with a temptation. 2) Feeling tempted. 3) Wanting to do, but restrained by the knowledge that it is not right. 4) Wanting to do, but restrained by fear of consequences. 5) Wanting to do, awaiting only the opportunity. 6) Doing
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