EXCELLING IN PURPOSE AND PRODUCTIVITY/Rashea@LLO2 Academy
God has called us to multiplication and multiplicity in purpose and productivity. Jesus calls us to a life of fruitfulness and righteousness. We are pruned back in order to multiply the kingdom of God on earth as it is in heaven.
You cannot reap what you have not sown, in the sense of your purpose. When you sow sparingly, you will reap sparingly. When you sow to be a blessing, you will reap a bountiful harvest.
The slogan "work smarter not harder" is one of the dumbest slogans that I have ever heard.π€ STOP REPEATING EVERYTHING YOU HEAR. That is WHY this generation is lazy and doesn't understand the practice and discipline of hard work and dedication. Excelling in productivity and purpose requires hard work, dedication and planning.
Your tasks should get easier, but it still requires hard work, dedication and planning. You cannot harvest what you fail to sow. Without sowing there is nothing to grow.
So often people wonder why they haven't bore fruit. You did not sow any thing to reap.π€ Put in the work. Put in the time. Put in the effort. And GOD will bring forth the increase.
We are called to resourcefulness. God gave us the command to be fruitful and to multiply under His blessing and instructions in all areas of our lives. Bring forth good fruit. Bring forth much fruit. Plant, water & increase.
Work. Invest. Store up. Ownership. The Bible is full of lessons on finances, marketplace and stewardship. It is difficult to ignore the principles of finances, the marketplace and stewardship and how to truly prosper God's way, because the Bible speaks on these topics from the Book of Genesis to the Book of Revelation.
The books of Proverbs and Ecclesiastics are the best Scriptural texts on finances, marketplace and stewardship. Budgets, financial growth, increase and establishment isn't about how much you have but rather what you do with what you have?π
Look around you. Can you tally the items that were a waste of investment versus the things that brought you long-term increase and good success?
We all can. My advice: Invest in long-term resources and commodities that increase your equity rather than trends that lose their value over a shorter period of time.
Equity over trends is the goal.
Again, all successful corporations and even relationships in all areas of life will tell you they sit down and discuss and strategize with their teams or companion concepts, content and things that are working versus things that are not working and how they can discard what's not and grow what is. If trends jeopardize the profit... Discard. If trends increase your profit... Keep and expand.
The key is always progression in purpose and in productivity.
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