An apple tree has around 300 apples, each with 10 seeds. That's
3000 seeds. How many more apple trees will grow from these seeds?
Only a few; certainly not 1500 (half), let alone 3000 (all).
What can we learn from this? What nature is telling us is that
"Most seeds never grow, or will never have a chance to grow. So if
you want success you have to try more than once."
Laws of nature are the same for everyone. So, just like gravity,
this law applies to me, to you, and to the rest of the world. So
why would you take a law of nature personally?
Did the Wright brothers say: "Why doesn't gravity like us?" when
they were trying to build an airplane. Of course not, they just
made the necessary adjustments and moved on to a different model.
So why take rejection personally? After all, it's just "The Law of
the Seed" at work
Post from DJ
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