( Edited by Divya Jain )
“Knowledge without application is like a book that is never read”
~Christopher Crawford
Having knowledge about things is very important. Without knowledge nothing is possible. But, have you tried doing these things practically too?
Trust me when you do the things physically, practically, there’s a newborn excitement within you.
You become so excited to see how will it take place, what will it look like. Even though you know the outcome, still your body pushes you to do it.
Once you do it & you’ve applied your knowledge, now look at that new wave of confidence and amazement that pops up in you.
If you apply what you’ve learned, you will get a better understanding of, to what extent have you understood the concept/work.
Suppose you are learning to speak a new language, don’t just learn it, search for a friend or someone who knows that language and talk about anything for at least 15 min.
If you have learned a new theorem in Math, solve 5 questions based on it.
A mentor/teacher may teach you once, then it is your responsibility to practice it, learn it thoroughly, and then finally try to apply it in practical life.
Learning alone won't get you where you want to go.
Learning and application are the keys to success.
Try converting your knowledge into moral principles. Your productivity will go up if you use it practically. Knowing something gives you power, and using it effectively makes you shine more.
So always put what you learn to use.
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