bosanchez - Just Do It a Little Bit Differently

I love the story of Peter’s failed fishing expedition.

One day, he told Jesus, “Master, we worked hard all night and caught nothing.” In fact, they’ve been fishing the whole night and couldn’t even catch a skinny shrimp.

But Jesus told him, “Lower down your nets one more time. But lower it at the deeper part of the sea.”

In my language, Jesus was saying, “Don’t give up. Hustle.”

And when he did as Jesus told him, Peter received abundance. He caught so much fish, the Bible says their nets began to break and their boats almost sank at the weight of the fish (Luke 5:5-7).

Friends, if you want a blessing from God, you don’t give up. You do whatever it takes to get it. Do what you have to do one more time, but do it in different way. Go deeper. Go higher. Go lower. Just do it.

You know what our problem is?

When we fail, we automatically think we’re losers.

No, we’re not.

You can never be a loser because you come from God.

Because of that fact, you’re a champion.

Always!

May your dreams come true,

Bo Sanchez

PS. Do You Have Friends In Sydney, Melbourne, And Brisbane? Help Them Grow In Their Finances. This June, I’m giving my banner seminar, How To Make Millions In The Stock Market in Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane. Pass on this email to them. I hope they can make it and change the direction of their financial life. Obviously, I’ll be teaching how to grow their finances within a spiritual context. I always do. So if your friends appreciate this unique orientation, please invite them. I pasted my poster below. All the contact details are there too.

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