Don't get tired!

Hi there,

The feeling of tiredness often times sets in when we have reached the point of exhaustion. When we are burn out and drained of energy and drive to continue. At this point of exhaustion, quitting becomes quite easy because at this point all we desire is to become free from everything and crawl back into our comfort zone. My charge for us this morning is to exhort us to keep on keeping on and don't quit yet.

I know it can be hard most times , when we seem to be putting effort into something and we are not getting a commensurate result. It's easy for us to just walk away, but if we do walk away at that point, then we lose the rewards of the efforts that we have sowed in the past. One of the exciting things in life is that "life is governed by principles" and such principles acts as our guide posts, which helps us to know and understand our paths in life. One of such wonderful principles is called the law of sowing and reaping and it states that "we would always reap what we have sown".

Now this is interesting because it comforts us that we would definitely reap the results of what we have sown. So if at this point in time in your life, you have been sowing into personal development, you have been sowing into your business and the returns you are getting right now appears to be less of your efforts, or nothing at all. Don't worry, it would definitely show up. Laws are always fulfilled, they are absolutes, just keep on doing the right things that you are doing and don't get tired and don't quit.

A farmer is not afraid or tired to plant the seed and do the work necessary to provide a conducive environment for the seed to germinate. He does it gladly and hopefully. This is because he knows that harvest time is coming and when it comes, he would reap in greater measure the seeds he has sown.

And you will too, if you don't get tired or weary. Smile and get excited because your harvest time is soon coming.

Let me leave you with this quote from scripture

"And let us not grow weary while doing good, for in due season we shall reap if we do not lose heart."

Have an exciting weekend

Anthony Desalu
Your Friend and Well Wisher