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A man who is now young may grow old in hours with the stress of his thoughts and faults. Youth must be reflected as fresh dew drops in thoughts and in ages.

Young men are considered to be fit to invent rather than to judge. They are fitter for any kind of execution, but not for counsel. They are suitable for new projects, rather than having them for settled business. It is must that the experience of an age in all the things that they opt should direct them properly.  The committed errors in young age especially in a business are a complete ruin.

Young people manage their actions and often try to embrace more than what actually they can hold. They try to fly high without considering the means or degrees needed for that. They somehow pursue certain principles that have chanced upon them absurdly. They seldom care to innovate, that leads them to unknown inconveniences. Young people often use the extreme remedies at the first step that actually double their errors.

They are like an unready horse that neither stops nor turns. Contrary enough the men of age introspect too much, consult too long before reaching any conclusion, and adventure very little. They are tending to repent too soon. It is extremely needed that both should have a mutual understanding to achieve the maximum benefits from the energy of the young and the experience of the old.