# Applied Knowledge

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### Hands make the Master, the Art and the Worth

Skill is not achieved by knowledge or theories, it is only accomplished through applied and refined knowledge forged from experience.  _**It must be in your hands, not only your head.**_

So many believe that new information or mystical sounding information will increase their skills. So they set out to learn as many new ideas, gimmicks and exotic information as possible.  However in doing this they limit their skills by using their precious time seeking new as opposed to applying in stressful and demanding training.

Most people believe more is better, but fail to understand that only more applied actions can give you real skills.  And as people are easily bored these days, not able to focus on a simple method trained relentlessly with time, pain, adversity and severe pressure... most people are losing common skills our parents and older generations had developed naturally.

### As pressure takes a lump of coal and converts it into a diamond, so too will the pressure of constant training and refining to create skills realistically.

As a outside example, would you rather follow a new Captain from the academy with book smarts onto the battlefield, or the combat hardened Sargent with years of real applied skill?

It is the same with writing a blog, trading in the new assets, or any craft... we need to continually advance ourselves by working in real time applying physical effort t the mental process.  

We must also gain feedback as a compass in our journey, constant communication with peers refines our thoughts and therefore our tasks at hand until the work is done.  This in turn sets precedence and new heights for your future endeavors... each time gaining more skill.

To be victorious and develop real skill, keep it simple, you must continually, do.

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# Knowing is not skill, doing is.
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