Farming Your Future: A Guide to the Law of Attraction

The law of attraction - Wow, I've heard that before and I used to think it was Hocus Pocus long time ago before I became a believer. And what you think is what you get right. So, let's have a question what do you attract? Hmm, just think about it. What do you attract May is not 100% all good and percent all bad, somewhere in the middle maybe, or this little bit over here, a little bit over that way.

I believe I'm a firm believer in what you sow is what you reap and harvest. Let's pretend we're farmers. If a farmer sows a bad seed in the ground and it's time for the harvest and reap, reaping, what's going to happen? He's going to be harvesting and the crops won't be there to be safely dying to not grow at all because he put a bad seed in the ground. But let's say, on the flip of that, he sowed a good seed and well, he's going to. His harvest is going to be bountiful. Most likely he's going to be reaping some good crops corn, soybean, whatever it is, apples, oranges, whatever the crops are. Pretend we're farmers in this example. But in this case, let's, let's hit it home.

So, what's sowing a good seed in this analogy, and let's define that. This is the way I see it. What's sowing is? Sowing is an action, right, it's acting, it's moving. I say this is taking action. Sowing is taking action out, just like the farmer. That action could be good or it could be not so good, bad. So sowing a good seed, in our example, is being honest, having integrity, taking care of your family, not spending all your money on foolish stuff, things wasting your time money, by the way, can't bring back your time, recover everything else, but time is gone once his wasted is gone, doing the right thing, being generous, helping others right and leaving How's that? And investing your money wisely, and so those are things that we can take positive action on to make sure our crops flourish and are abundant, and that to ensure we sow good seeds.

Now, what's sowing? A negative seed, a bad seed? Well, how about avoiding responsibility? Being lazy, not improving your skills, overspending, just buying stuff that you don't need impressing other people, just living outside of your means, not taking care of your family? Not perhaps learning closed off to learning new things, increasing your knowledge and your skill set in order to make more money, not maintaining your relationship and losing in different categories of life and not taking responsibility as a big one. So those are things that you can avoid, but those are examples of sowing bad seeds in the ground and, in a proverbial farmer analogy, your harvest won't be there. You won't reap an abundance of healthy crops. In this case, you lose out on opportunities when you sow bad seeds.

Am I talking about 100 percent good, 100 percent bad? No, maybe 90 percent good or 90 percent bad, or it could be 100 percent. It depends on case by case. But somewhere it's usually somewhere in the mill, because perhaps we're not taking care of our health.

Sowing a bad seed, expecting to lose weight when we're not taking the proper action of eating healthy or not. If you're on some kind of diet or just a new lifestyle change where you want to improve your health, well, you have to exercise, got to walk, go to gym or whatever, and eat healthy stuff, at least healthier. That's another episode right there eating healthy and so which we'll do, by the way. We're going to do that one, the road to health. We're going to good health. We're going to do that one day soon, not too long.

It's important that you take heed on the actions that you take and ask yourself is this something that's going to benefit for me or going to detract? So the bottom line in closing we want to be the energy we attract, because first it starts in the head it really does, and then it turns into action, good or bad, and then it turns into reaping and harvesting, whatever that's going to be. We want to attract good things, so we want to be the positive energy. We want to attract positive energy and exercise that, so we're going to have a successful life. Thank you, until next time, my friends.

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