What you know vs. what you do

In 1995, A guy published a book on digital cash ever aimed at a mass audience. And it was ahead of its time, selling very few copies. The examples in the book were current, but it was soon outdated.

Thirteen long years later, Bitcoin was introduced to the world. The guy who wrote the book didn't invented it, even though he'd written about digital cash more than a decade before. He'd created an entire book about digital cash, and thought about it deeply for months.

Except he didn't buy $1,000 worth of Bitcoin in 2008. If he had, He'd have more than $40,000,000 today.

It's not that he didn't know.

It's that he didn't act.

Two different things.

He knew, but he didn't know for sure. Not enough to act.

All good stuff happens when we act even if we didn't know for sure.

It doesn't matter how much of Books you read or the amount of information you have, if you don't act on what you know then all you know is worth not even a penny.

Action produces results and inaction results in regret. The choice is yours, former or latter?

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