When the actor or doer becomes good at, skilled, fluent, or practiced, the job will seem easy to the onlooker. So, if you're going to pitch into it thinking it is a child's play, without attention to the competence of the one doing it, make sure you save a lot of nerves for the consequences.
Where I come from, it is believed that he who is capable of doing something about something but does nothing about it will increase the rate of failure. But also responsible for making matters worse is the one who is not competent yet refuses to renounce his role.
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