Friday; March 22
When I was a youngster, I liked to go fishing. Let me reiterate that fact that I liked fishing – the going part got a little tedious. Before we could go fishing we had to pack the sandwiches and the cooler (because there wasn’t a McDonalds on every lakeshore) … we had to fill the car with the tackle we needed … if we were lucky enough to be taking a boat, we had to load it and gas it up … we had to stop and get bait … and if it was the first trip of the season, we may have to stop and pick up a license. It seemed like “going fishing” took a lot of the fun and excitement out of the fishing. Yet, without all the preparations, we wouldn’t be able to be successful. Now, you might be wondering what this analogy has to do with this life – well, that’s exactly what I am talking about. Most of us would love to be successful in life, but we don’t necessarily want to invest in the things that make us successful. Take the noble task of helping people. Most of us like to assist people in ov