I LOVED this idea to stop stomping on our seeds. When a new idea comes up, our brain comes up with a million reasons why it won’t work… or it’s not the right time…or it’s not possible…and we stomp on them.
The funny thing is that when we plant a garden, we don’t tend to our seeds 24/7… but rather plant them, give them attention and water from time to time, and let them do what seeds do: grow.
One of my friends sent me this video laughing, “This is something you would say!”
I LOVED this idea to stop stomping on our seeds. When a new idea comes up, our brain comes up with a million reasons why it won’t work… or it’s not the right time…or it’s not possible…and we stomp on them.
The funny thing is that when we plant a garden, we don’t tend to our seeds 24/7… but rather plant them, give them attention and water from time to time, and let them do what seeds do: grow.
A short time later, another friend mentioned that she felt self-improvement can be exhausting… “Do we always need to be growing and developing? I just don’t have TIME to develop at the moment… is that ok?”
You can bet I showed her this video!
Because guess what: you CAN be growing, but not always tending….
Treat your idea like a seed that has the potential to be so much more in time.
So who do you identify with the most in this season of your life? Are you a seed stomper or a seed planter?
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