Quote by Walter Dwight, The Saving Sense
'We must do something' is the unanimous refrain. 'You begin' is the deadening refrain.
Summary
This quote reflects a common dilemma faced when a group of people recognize the need for action or change. While everyone agrees that something needs to be done, the reluctance to take the first step undermines the collective motivation. The phrase "You begin" suggests a shared hesitancy or fear of initiating the process, resulting in inaction. Consequently, rather than progressing towards a resolution, this deadlock perpetuates a state of inertia. The quote serves as a reminder of the potential pitfalls associated with a lack of initiative or the desire to pass responsibility onto others.
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