THE GRASS IS GREENER ON THE OTHER SIDE, WHERE YOU WATER IT!
The grass is always greener on the other side is a cliché we have all heard in our lives.
As human beings, we will always find the other side greener. Remember, when you think of the other side greener that means someone’s evidently been watering there. One of the most important life lessons is to realize is that you are the one that controls whether the grass is green in your backyard forget about the other side!
Your backyard isn’t green enough? Time to put in some thoughts into how you’ve been managing your backyard so far. change the old ways, time for an upgrade. Your backyard will only be greener if you water it well enough. One must put in the effort and hard work. The highest selling book in the world has a phrase that goes like this “You’ll reap what you sow”. It is the law of nature and we cannot escape it or alter it.
Happiness or misery in our life depends upon our actions and are neither an accident nor a mischance is responsible. Grapes cannot be gathered from thorny bushes. If you sow wheat, what harvest you can expect. It is thus the man who is responsible for the things that come up in his life.
The only thing that can give you a great backyard you desire is true determination. When we consider the lives of others and see greatness it’s because someone was working hard when you were gazing into nothingness. Scratch yourself until you patch yourself break yourself until you make yourself. It is not always someone else’s fault, to play the blame game is easy, but to look down on yourself and to make amends is a difficult task and the task which many people can’t do, and the task which can change everything. You can only bring about a change if you take time to analyze where it went wrong and take steps to rectify the errors, this and only this will make your life the way you want it. Instead of looking at what other people have, take care of what you have, and watch it flourish
The thing that one should never forget is the grass may be greener on the other side of the fence, but keep to your own side; it’s where you belong. There you can plant your own grass and tend to it. That will make all the difference.
“Get busy watering your own grass so as not to notice whether it’s greener elsewhere.”