Plant More Seeds

Plant More Seeds Harvest Bigger Crops. DC JAN 20 The world is full of opportunity as long as you’re looking in the right places and actively trying to improve your situation. Day turns into night and the seasons keep on changing. Whether you are putting in the honest work to hone your craft or letting the time roll by is up to you and God. Nobody can really force you to do the right things. Holding yourself accountable at every waking moment is one of the first steps to taking back control of your time and steering the ship in your desired direction. Doing more with what’s currently at your disposal will get you further than hoping some miracle comes along to shake your life up. Use the tools you currently have to plant the best crops you can and pray the harvest is bountiful. Reap what you sow. Analyze the results. Come back stronger and better on your next attempt with more knowledge and resources. Trials and tribulations are inevitable. Sometimes you face harsh climates that can ruin most of what you’ve worked for. The weather is unpredictable. This aspect of chance is there to keep us faithful in spirit and adaptable to the circumstances thrown our way. Life would be dull without risk and the unknown. These days it may seem that there’s an overarching mindset of “scarcity” that psychologically infects most of the population. We are bombarded and misled by false information around the clock that is designed to keep us locked in mental prisons and blind to the abundant possibilities our world really has to offer. Lift the veil and start planting seeds everywhere in your environment. Build relationships with great people in person and online. Let go of any fears. They all started somewhere too. Interact with people on a human level. Doesn’t matter if they are massively successful or on the street. There is something to learn from every story you come across. Ask questions, seek guidance, join networks. Do your research and even if some groups may have a paywall, there are many out there that provide genuine value. I’ve been fortunate enough to join a couple that have helped me tremendously on this journey so far. Meeting people who are likeminded and know the feeling of taking those first few steps is invaluable. Building those solid relationships will cement great foundations for every corresponding area of your life. Being around people that love to train and have been in pro fights will make you want to train harder. Being around people that are making high commissions in sales will make you want to dial more and build up your pipeline faster. Being around people that are consistently posting great content and publishing great writing will help you sharpen your skills and start posting more. Obtain the seeds you want to plant in the form of ideas and information. Go out and plant them by constantly using your time to build connections and work on the things that will make you a better person and give you a bigger harvest overall. Use a mixture of volume and competence to enhance your skills so you can get the best yields possible. Get good at something and keep stepping back into the arena. The better you get and the more seeds you plant, the greater the harvest will be. Patience is important as well. Some things just take time. You won’t harvest a day after planting so don’t expect to reach the highest levels right off the bat. Have the vision in mind and go through the daily motions that are required to get the end results you desire. Be aware of your purpose at all times. Understand where your time and energy are going. Refine your systems and work more efficiently as you improve. Double down on things that work and cut out things that don’t. Plant more seeds with better systems. Most will sit on the sidelines and assume there’s no point. Bad weather is forecasted. It’s too much work. It takes too long. They never even attempt to give the seeds a chance to grow. They sit there paralyzed by their own perceptions and projections instead of taking action and creating opportunity for greatness to blossom. Most of the risks we take pay off in ways that only seem to click months and years down the line anyway. The work we do on a daily basis is there to train us to take full advantage when those high level opportunities seem to arise out of thin air. When we’ve put the reps in and become competent, fear and hesitation seem to disappear. We are able to do more. We are able to do better. We can reach new levels and help others. It all starts with planting those first few seeds and understanding that at the end of the day… you reap what you sow. Enjoy the fruits of your labor. W3 Writing is a reader-supported publication. W3 Writing. © 2024 DC 548 Market Street PMB 72296, San Francisco, CA 94104