A short YouTube monologue by Jeremy Miner in which he recounts advice from a bishop: that while divine provision exists ("God feeds the birds"), people must act and develop skills themselves ("he doesn't drop worms in their nest"). The speaker urges listeners—particularly those hoping for sales success—to stop waiting, learn necessary skills, put in time, and take concrete actions to reach their goals.
You know, my bishop once told me in my church, he said, God feeds the birds, but he doesn't drop worms in their nest. You got to do something. You've been hoping and praying that this sales ball game is going to work out with you for far too long. And God's been right in your face. You just haven't acted on it. You got to do something. You've got to learn skills. You've got to be better. You got to put in the time. Because it's just the skills, the knowledge. And when you have those skills and knowledge, where does that take you that you can't go now to where you actually want to be?
