Start Small and Grow Big

“Do not despise these small beginnings, for the LORD rejoices to see the work begin, to see the plumb line in Zerubbabel’s hand.” Zechariah 4:10 NLT

I was once told by Business Coach, Alicia George, “to start small and grow big.” And it stuck with me ever since she told me.

It’s okay to start small, because little by little, the work you think is small is going to grow bigger. There is no such thing as little in the eyesight of God because He just want to see the work begun. So, what are you waiting for, if you haven’t begun the work, vision, business, or ministry?

We have to avoid getting so caught up in making sure the work is perfect, pretty, and impressive. Because what matters is making sure that work has begun. And when it does, it grows into something bigger than ourselves.

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Published by Tyra E. Rowell

I am an introverted innovator and empath who has strong views about life, mental health, and faith. I am big on perspective. I believe we should breathe and take another look before leaping to conclusions. I am a psychotherapist with an Ed.S. in Counseling. I desire to encourage and help God's people to live life abundantly in every aspect. Spirit, soul, and body.

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