Judge : You have tried to kill him, and trying to kill is same as killing. So you have done a crime. I demand you to pay money of Rs: 1,000,000/=.
(Verdict thinks for a while.... Put his hand into his bag. Count cash and take Rs: 1,000,000/= to his hand and try to give it to the officer who waits to collect money. Then puts that money back into his bag).
Judge : Why? Don't you pay money? You have to pay it !
Verdict: (Softly) I tried to give him the money which is same as giving money.
Judge: (puzzled !!!!)
Even though this story is a bit debatable, there's something to learn.
I think TRYING IS CONSIDERABLE, BUT NOT IMPORTANT AS MUCH AS DOING SOMETHING.
So better to avoid saying "Yes I tried, but ...".
Say "Yes, I did it".
What do you feel?
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Hello, my name is Jack Sparrow. I'm a 50 year old self-employed Pirate from the Caribbean.
“Do or do not. There is no try.”
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