You Can’t Be a Shepherd and Act Like a Sheep
If you want to shepherd your ideas, guide your plans and steer your dreams, you have to stop being a victim to your own circumstances or a prisoner to your own limited “mental barn.”
Sheep clump.
Sheep are often afraid.
Sheep don’t know how to move to greener pastures.
Sheep are vulnerable to wolves.
Sheep are not comfortable unless they’re doing what the other sheep are doing.
A sheep is an animal
As an animal, it responds to its environment instead of changing it.
A shepherd, on the other hand, is a human who understands sheep weaknesses, and is able to lead them to more prosperous and safer adventures.
A shepherd does this in two ways–sometimes a shepherd uses tenderness; sometimes, stern.
If you want to change your world, you have to stop being a sheep. Because if you are, you cannot shepherd your own passions.
So find your own humanity, develop some spunk, don’t respond to the greenness of the grass–and bring leadership and compassion to the sheep around you.
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