Whatever you reap is what you've sown, and that is the court of the day.

Welcome back to the Court of the Day show. I'm your host Sean Crox and a Sean Crox and dot com.

Thank you so much for tuning in to this finance Friday episode.

We talk about all things money mindset. We've got Jim Rohn on the show today.

We've talked about this topic many times before, but it's worth repeating because you know, that's how we learn stuff.

And what he's talking about is how you reap what you have sown.

I do consulting with lots of novice entrepreneurs, especially in the health space.

And they go, man, I'm not getting enough clients. I'm not getting enough customers.

I'm not getting enough sales. I got my website up. I'm not getting anything. It's like, okay.

And you listen, and it's all about getting. And so my question for them is, what are you giving?

What kind of content are you giving? What kind of help are you giving?

Are you just putting up a website and hoping that somehow someone's going to show up at your website and start buying stuff from you?

It does not work that way. You reap what you have sown.

If you haven't sown anything, you're not going to reap anything.

You know, I like to say in general, the have nots are typically the give nots.

They're not giving anything. They're just putting a hand out and saying, hey, give me something.

I want to get something, but they haven't put anything out into the world. They're not serving.

Therefore, in general, they are have nots because they are give nots.

And another thing that we do, as Jim is about to talk about here, we plant the seed.

So we sow the seed, but then we want to go back out the next day and kind of dig up the seed and see if anything happens to it.

We're not patient. We get distracted by all these different ideas.

We want it to happen overnight. It is simply not going to happen overnight.

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