Inspiring Secrets About Persistence & Success -Bamboo Tree

The inspiring story of the Bamboo tree is much like Life itself - you have to have faith, belief and persistence. It also is a story of stability, structure, and maturity.

In becoming a successful entrepreneur, growing company, or even growing as a person, remember to always be watering your tree, planting roots, and building your foundation.

With persistence, rewards will follow! Never give up!

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[Belinda Rachman]

This says it ALL about persistence and consistency. Successful people do what unsuccessful people are not willing to do. Most people want instant gratification and this is a brilliant metaphor for why it is important to persevere.

[emar2305]

This is so great! It gives a soothing hopes and very inspirational!

Thank you for sharing!

[discountbrowser]

Fantastic !

[Dan Montgomery]

Excellent!

[msannatsai1]

Galatians 6:9

Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up. (NIV)

[thornhailweb]

Well done. I really needed this message today. Thank you very much.

[Vanessa Vazquez]

I heard this story when I was a Mary Kay consultant back n 1990's now I am in network marketing with Monavie & that is the way I see it.

[magicalpossibilities]

I have read this inspirational story before. Nice job putting it together as a video.

[DigitalFabDiva]

Very Nice, this says it all about being persistent, Thanks!!

[WelcomeSite]

That was nice.

I wish I had seen it before I bought bamboo seeds.

Then, 4 months ago, I bought a bamboo from Home Depot and it's already 15 feet tall.

Yes, I realize I'm taking this too literally.