"Without action, everything is empty talk." — This battle cry from writer Robert Ringer precisely reveals the essence of action. No matter how clear the decision, how thorough the plan, or how firm the belief, without actual action, you will remain stuck in place.
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Benjamin Franklin internalized virtues into habits through daily self-assessment. In his journal, he drew a table, with each row recording a virtue and each column representing a day of the week, meticulously scoring his daily behavior.
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Every morning from five to seven, he prays, plans the day's affairs, and studies while having breakfast. From eight to twelve, he focuses on his craft. From noon to one in the afternoon, he reads or checks accounts and has lunch.
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