Good morning and welcome to the Increase Your Impact podcast. I'm Justin Stua, episode 2018.

I was reminded of a quote that I've always enjoyed, and it's this quote, don't waste your time

chasing butterflies, mend your garden, and the butterflies will come. What I like about this quote is

it's life. It's those things that we are chasing that we're trying to force

and we exhaust ourselves. We get we get tired and it just seems so evasive. The more we try,

the further it goes away as opposed to focusing on what we can control and focusing on ourselves and building

ourselves and trusting the process that the results will take care of themselves the butterflies

represent things that we can't control the results chasing outcomes that we don't have a lot of control over as opposed

to mending our garden, which is doing everything we can to look inward and to focus on dominating the

level that we're at, whatever level that we're at. And as we continue to work on ourselves and make the best

version of ourselves, the butterflies will come or the results will take care of themselves,

rather. So my question to you is, what does mending your garden look like? What does that mean

for you? What aspects of your garden? What aspects of your life do you need to work on

so that you will increase the probability that the results will indeed take care of themselves? I will say

you can't force when the butterflies will come. You can't force how many will come. All you can do

is just focus on your garden, focus on yourself, and let the

results take care of themselves. Have a great day and we'll do it again next week.