to want to

If I want to build a new project, learn to play the guitar, or ride a mountain bike, why do I not do it?

Why do I continue talking to people and saying that I want to do something instead of doing it? Do I want to do it? Is not this a sign that I do not want to do it?

I need to remove this kind of phrase of my lexicon, and each time I am going to say: “I want to do X,” I should shut up. Why does somebody is even interested in what I want to do? Where is the value?

Everybody can want to do everything, but this wanting does not add anything valuable to a conversation.

It is better and more enjoyable to talk about real things which are done than about something that might happen in the future, but won’t as we all know.