"We fear doing too little when we should do more. Then atone by doing too much, when perhaps we should do less"

This quote talks with the concept of equilibrium and small amounts. It recommends that we frequently err on the side of caution, doing too little when we should do even more. We then recompense by doing too much, when we ought to have done much less. This can be seen in many aspects of life, from our relationships to our work. We may be also reluctant to take threats, then overcompensate by taking too many threats. We may be as well reluctant to express our sensations, after that overcompensate by expressing excessive. The key is to find an equilibrium between doing inadequate and doing too much. We ought to aim to find a middle ground, where we are neither as well timid neither as well negligent. We ought to strive to be conscious of our activities and also their repercussions, as well as strive to choose that remain in our benefit.