Farming - Episode #33
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11 Responses to “Farming - Episode #33”
Very Good
By rOY on Jan 25, 2008
Hi Michael, I was Dairy Farmer and grain farmer for most of my life.It’s a very rewarding life. Great analogies in your videos.
Thankyou, Tony Laufenberg
P.S. nice balanced haircut!
By Tony Laufenberg on Jan 25, 2008
Good Stuff
I have a mate who is a smallholder and he has a great business head. He is focused and gets what he wants. And he works smart . He is the only person I know who looks at my ideas with an open business minded head. Yeah Love the idea of what season are we in .Im definitley in spring planting my seeds to harvest in Autumn.
Have a GREAT weekend
By Mike Walker on Jan 25, 2008
Hey Michael,
Great point you had, “Why isn’t everyone….??”
“Back to the Basics” is where it all begins.
Liked the seasons analogy too, Summer here!
in New Zealand and it is a beautiful sunny day!
Literally too
Nice haircut
Have a great weekend,
“Make 2008, Great”
Cheers, Dianne in NZ
By Dianne Kneller on Jan 25, 2008
Interesting things. Yes, it is time to rise above the basic now and pic some flower…
Ulla H
By Ulla H on Jan 25, 2008
Why isn’t everybody happy? Because we are raised and continuously trained to please others.
* The parents
* The boss
Those others easily take control over our lifes and get us off balance.
Most of us have to learn that basic ’stuff’ again.
–my 2 pence –John
By John W. Furst on Jan 25, 2008
u have made a very good point.everybody has to go to their basics.but how a program on momentum instantly bring prosperity
pl help me to understand
By manohar on Jan 26, 2008
Why isn’t everybody Happy?
Because not everybody has visited my
brilliant site yet
O.K. I will be honest, it will also make me Happy, although that seems to suggest that ’special conditions’ are needed and that’s probably not what it is all about,
If you want to know what it is about….,
You can read all about it, and about a book titled:
“Happy for No Reason”
At:
http://hpshappy.blogspot.com
Just planting a “SEED” here…,
All the Best,
HP
By HP van Duuren on Jan 26, 2008
Michael,
I had to laugh at this Farming video - but it is so true. Start with the basics and keep doing them day by day, soon you can reap the rewards.
Great analogies….
Dale
By Dale Fildes on Jan 31, 2008
Michael,
great info
you need balance in your life and
the learning the seasons is great
advice we all go through rough times
By tom kubik on Feb 1, 2008
Very good, Michael! I agree with you about sowing and reaping. I AM glad I don’t get EVERYTHING I deserve, though.
That’s where God’s grace comes in.
And let us not forget - “I have planted, Apollos watered; but God gave the increase.” (1 Corinthians 3:6)
By Tim Barrett on Apr 3, 2008