Mark Evans DM argues that long-term abundance comes from planting seeds: consistent work, nurturing growth, and patience. Overthinking makes us steal from ourselves and others by withholding effort and generosity. Building wealth means taking responsibility to help and give back.
At that. And then also think about when you touch their lives, the lives they can touch, right? They're going to teach someone. There's going to be a percentage that want to give back to. Not everyone wants to do this, by the way. Right? But when they do, like, it is a lot of work. It's a big responsibilities. I wake up knowing that I want to, you know, I got to work, I got to help people. But you know, when this all changed for me, honestly, Jennings is one. Like, I realized I was being a thief. I was stealing from myself and I was stealing from others that I could help. You know what I mean? So we're the biggest thiefs to ourselves because we overthink stuff. You're stealing, you know, you're stealing your joy. You're selling happiness, you're selling your excitement, you're selling your profits of the future. Everything that we have today happened years ago. You know what I mean? It's all the work. It's all planting the seeds. It's not like we're farmers and we throw out the seeds and pick corn next minute, you know, it's not what we do. It's not how real life works. You got to throw it out there. You got to harvest, you got to water, you got to nurture, you got to better have some good sunlight and all that good stuff and. And then eventually you'll have more corn than you ever, ever need.
