Jim Rohn
Don't Wish It Were Easier. Wish You Were Better.
Piece three: Rohn's law of sowing and reaping, and why intense activity beats clever plans.
'Discipline weighs ounces. Regret weighs tons.' Piece three is where you choose which one to carry.
By The Mind Elevation DeskNov 2, 20267 min read
Rohn was blunt about activity: the farmer who plants gets a harvest; the one who doesn't, doesn't. Nature is not unfair — it's indifferent to wishes.
He described the law of sowing and reaping: sow generously, expect some seed to be lost to birds and rocks, and keep sowing anyway. Not every effort will pay. Enough of them will.
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