There is no such thing as failure. View your life as a farmer. Why? Because it is the most practical example of sowing and reaping, planting and harvesting, action and results. In your life you were meant to plant some seeds, take some risk, try new things and explore yourself. Everything that you’ve attempted wasn’t intended for you to become highly successful at, yet you were suppose to grab the lesson within the assignment. All of your experiences add to your knowledge and know how. Which prepares you for your date with fulfillment and passion.

Do you taste the soup before it’s ready, and come up with a final thought?

Every action you do will not prove to be the most successful, yet continue to take action. Continue to sow your seeds. A farmer’s job is not to know which seed will produce the most, his job is to consistently take action. The farmer job isn’t to sit and think, get frustrated, complain about the sun, soil, and weather (things which he has no control over). A farmer’s job is to continue to sow, plant, and to take action! Don’t look at any event in your life as it’s own, yet look at every event in your life as another paint stroke ultimately adding to your life’s portrait. Failure only occurs when you stop painting (taking action).

Action: Paint your portrait

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