Negative choices are often poorly answered cries for personal change.

People instinctively know something needs to happen,

but they can’t see which ideas planted in their hearts are producing fruit and which are simply weeds. In fact,

the wild nature of weed seed carries an immediate appeal that overshadows the harvest of hard work,

but the nature of negative ideas will always choke out the good seed planted in our hearts.

That’s why we need to tend to the garden of our heart. Dig up the weed seeds—as many times as you need to—

and fertilize successful seeds so they can continue to grow. The more you eliminate negative ideas from your life,

the more bountiful your harvest will be. I’m Mac Hammond, and this is the Winner’s Minute.