A short spoken-word clip by TJ Walker arguing that knowledge alone isn't enough—its value comes from acting on it. Walker criticizes people who accumulate academic credentials without applying or sharing their knowledge and urges adopting an action-oriented habit.
It's been said knowledge is power, but that's only partially true. Knowledge is only powerful when you act on it. You must act. There's nothing sadder than the person who prides themselves in just being an academic. Getting a fifth, a sixth, a seventh, an eighth master's degree and yet never teaching anyone, never getting a job. Just accumulating knowledge the way squirrels accumulate acorns. Please follow the TJ Walker habit.
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