Why Starting Early Beats Knowing Everything

Описание: People may call your progress “luck,” but they didn’t see you start when you were unsure, unprepared, and moving only on faith.

In this video, we break down why starting early beats knowing everything—and why waiting for clarity often delays the very growth you’re praying for. Most people want certainty before they move. Leaders move first and let clarity catch up.

Starting early isn’t foolish. It’s foundational.

Using the metaphor of planting seeds before the harvest, we talk about how what looks like luck is usually discipline, faith, and time working together. Just like a farmer isn’t lucky when the crop grows, progress isn’t accidental when you’ve been faithful with the process.

You’ll learn:
• Why clarity comes after movement, not before it
• How starting early builds humility, resilience, and character
• Why faith requires action before full understanding
• How favor often shows up after consistency, not comfort

If you’re in an early season—feeling clueless, unseen, or uncertain—this message is for you. You’re not behind. You’re being built.

Key reminders from this video:
• Clarity doesn’t come before the jump—it comes because of it
• What you develop in private prepares you for your moment
• Favor follows faith, not fear

If this encouraged you, share it with someone who’s waiting for “perfect timing.”
Stay consistent. Stay faithful. Keep planting.