Quote by Steve Maraboli

Intent and action are the fuel and vehicle in the journey of creation.

Intent and action are the fuel and vehicle in the journey of

Summary

This quote suggests that both intention and action are necessary for the process of creation. Intentions serve as the fuel, providing the motivation and purpose behind one's creative endeavors. However, intentions alone are not enough to make things happen, as action is the vehicle that brings these intentions to life. Taking action is crucial in transforming ideas and aspirations into tangible results. Together, intent and action work hand in hand, fueling the journey of creation.

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