Pages -- or, "Who let the kids play with the power tools!"

Here's the thing about Pages -- they're great on coming up with neat ideas ... but they're not very effective about doing the work to implement those ideas.  Not saying they're lazy; I suggest they get so excited thinking about the potential that they never quite get around to doing anything.

I know someone who is always gushing excitement about learning to speak new languages.  She'll go to the bookstore at least twice a month and come home back with books and audio tapes/disks.  She's been doing this at least 25 years -- and the number of languages she speaks so far is ... one.  Great about getting excited about new potential, but not so great at following through.

I'm not saying Pages are failures -- you NEED that sort of excitement about a project to give you the energy to actually realize the project!  We all need Pages ... to start ... but we need other attributes to follow through.