“Knowledge is of no value unless you put it into practice.”
— Anton Chekhov
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If you learn something but never use it, that knowledge is pointless. Imagine you learn how to bake a cake by watching a lot of videos and reading recipes. But if you never actually go into the kitchen and bake a cake, that knowledge doesn't help you. It's just stuck in your head with no real use. In the same way, if you study a lot about how to be a good leader but never try to lead a group, all that information won't make you a leader. To make your knowledge valuable, you need to take action and use what you've learned in real-life situations. Only then can it make a difference in your life and help you grow.
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