u/Leo_Cole

— James L. Arnold, The Salesman and the Farmer

— James L. Arnold, The Salesman and the Farmer

I came across this line recently and it really stuck with me:

“Most people don’t fail because they lack ability, they fail because they lack direction.”

It made me think about how often we focus on working harder instead of figuring out if we’re even heading the right way.

Do you think direction matters more than effort, or is it a mix of both?

“Most people don’t fail because they lack ability, they fail because they lack direction.”

— J. Logan Arnold, The Salesman and the Farmer

“Most people don’t fail because they lack ability, they fail because they lack direction.”

— J. Logan Arnold, The Salesman and the Farmer

“Most people don’t fail because they lack ability, they fail because they lack direction.”

— J. Logan Arnold, The Salesman and the Farmer

“Boldness and commitment to your desire opens doors of opportunity you never expect.”

— J. Logan Arnold, The Salesman and the Farmer

“Boldness and commitment to your desire opens doors of opportunity you never expect.”

— J. Logan Arnold, The Salesman and the Farmer