Rudolph Mensah

When You Sow You Don't Reap Rudolph Mensah

"Life is lived in stages, seasons and times. The strength, depth, and reach of a life is dependent on the ability to maximize each season to its fullest capacity. Often, many live for the season of harvest, the time of fruits, progress, and results yet very few are willing to fully give themselves to the season of painful tilling, sowing, watering, nursing to yield a healthy bumper harvest. Many entrepreneurs, celebrities, ministers experience short term success not given themselves to the training that will propel their longevity in their arena of operation, they sprout out of a short season and wither away shortly". - Dr. Alex Opoku, Associate Professor, UCL, London. In this book, the author captures and meticulously discusses the importance and the need for patience in achieving greatness and lasting success. We are in a generation of urgent, immediate and instantaneous results, we want everything to happen yesterday. Patience is becoming a rare commodity, we've lost the art and the glory of waiting, enduring and achieving lasting success, this book serves as a needed reminder and a guide to bring us back to the art of patience. The author uses his time on the farm as a young boy to teach the process from sowing to reaping, you don't reap immediately after you sow and the day you sow the seed is not the day you eat the fruit. This book will teach you how to sow your seed (ideas) and go through the process of reaping a bountiful harvest.