The simpleton would posit: “Knowledge is power”.

The wise man would posit: “Application of knowledge is power. For he who knows and does nothing, is on par with the man who knows nothing at all.”

To garner knowledge is only the beginning, it is to apply the knowledge one has that creates change and affects the next moment. Trial and error is a better teacher than books on books, rote knowledge only takes one so far. Experience beats knowledge for knowledge does begets only itself, and experience begets knowledge and wisdom.

So, with this, learning is an active effort of doing. Take the risks, try something, something new, the risk of change is far better than the risk incurred from complacency.

So, give it a go, trial, error, and learning.

Meditate.

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