Benjamin Franklin in Poor Richard’s Almanac wrote: “The man who
does things makes many mistakes but
he never makes the biggest mistake of
all—doing nothing.”
Benjamin Franklin's aphorism from Poor Richard's Almanac that those who act make mistakes but never the biggest mistake of all—doing nothing.
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