Act without expectation.

So the first step out of childhood is made all at once, without looking before or behind, without caution, and nothing held in reserve.

When once a decision is reached and execution is the order of the day, dismiss absolutely all responsibility and care about the outcome.

Take time to deliberate, but when the time for action comes, stop thinking and go in.

Zen emphasizes immediate action. When anything is to be done, it should be done immediately without thinking it over in advance.

Fulfilling absolute decree in casual simplicity.

Men who are capable of real action first make their plans and then go forward without hesitation while their enemies have still not made up their minds.

Pursue one great decisive aim with force and determination.

Quickly eliminate the big universe of what not to do; follow up with a fluent, multidisciplinary attack on what remains; then act decisively when, and only when, the right circumstances appear.

[Once war is declared, he will not waste precious time in waiting for reinforcements, nor will he return his army back for fresh supplies, but crosses the enemy's frontier without delay.

Whenever you act from clear judgment, doing what needs to be done, do not worry about what others will think — even if the whole world might misunderstand you.

No other terms than unconditional and immediate surrender. I propose to move immediately upon your works.

Be bloody bold and resolute.

See, you don't have to think about doing the right thing. If you're for the right thing, then you do it without thinking.