Quote by Steven Wright

There's a fine line between fishing, and standing on the shore like an idiot.

There's a fine line between fishing, and standing on the sho

Summary

This quote by American comedian and actor Steven Wright highlights the distinction between taking action and being passive. It suggests that there is a difference between actively engaging in an activity, such as fishing, and merely observing from the sidelines without participating. It serves as a humorous reminder to not passively watch opportunities pass by, but to actively seize them and participate fully in life.

By Steven Wright

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