Warriors achieve more than worriers.

Matshona Dhliwayo
About This Quote

This is an old saying. It was used in the past before people had time to stop and ask themselves what they were worrying about. In the past, people would not think twice about taking a risk. They would do it despite the risk because they knew that there was a better chance for success than failure.

Nowadays we have time to consider our actions and we do not want to rely on luck. We want to be in control of our lives and we know that there is no such thing as a risk-free life. So, we rely on careful planning and decision making when we take risks.

But when people started thinking about what they were doing, they stopped when it meant putting their lives in danger. They stopped taking risks and started worrying more than ever before.

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