Makers and Doers
Most people in life are either makers or doers. (Some are both, but they’re rare.)
Scholars are doers. Poets and novelists are makers. Bloggers, essayists and journalists could be either; It really depends their agendas and the day.
The loudest doers are the actors; the quietest are the accountants. (Man, do they do them taxes.)
The loudest makers are the musicians; the quietest are engineers. (People don’t even realize how much they’ve made.)
Politicians want to be makers, but most of them are really just doers. (A lot of them aren’t even doers, either.)
Inventors want to be doers, but most of them are just makers.
Admen are makers, but everyone thinks they are just doers. Conceptual artists, too.
Nowadays, lovers often want to be makers, but most of them are just doing it.
Most people say that God is a maker, but there’s a growing minority that thinks God is just a doer.