Copywriting, Marketing, and Spiritual Dimensions of Business
If you’re in business, you could learn a lot from farmers.
Farmers understand the “Law of the Harvest”.
This Law is simple: to reap a harvest, you must sow the seed and tend the crop.
In other words, first you do the work and then you get the result.
And you understand the nature of seeds: they take time and tending in order to make them grow.
No “instant crop” – no “easy harvest”.
In business…
No “instant income”.
Not even easy.
But simple. And reliable.
I love that premise... simple but not easy.
Adding reliable to that makes sense too because if you consistently take action using time tested and proven marketing and selling strategies and tactics, they bring in money just as sure as the sun rises and moon sets everyday.
The big problem is inconsistency onset by the fear of failure, fear of rejection, and fear of being wrong. Only when you lean into those fears and take consistent action will you ever experience how reliable what Ray and all the other marketing wizards teach.
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Don't forget: one reaps WHAT one sows.
If you're planting apple seeds, don't expect a watermelon harvest.
But if you plant seeds, there's no reason to doubt that a harvest is coming.
We suffer from all 3 problems: 1) expecting to reap without sowing, 2) expecting an harvest other than what we have planted, and 3) sowing, but doubting the increase will ever come, or forgetting about it entirely.
There are a lot of people selling instant crops and microwave seeds. Unfortunately, there are a lot of people buying them too.
Thanks for reminding us of this unshakeable law.
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