25/11/2025
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Your farm isn’t failing because you have a small piece of land, slow progress, or the wrong crops and animals. It’s failing because you expect results too fast.
Think about it. Your mentor. Your neighbor. The online farmers you follow. What you see is only the highlight . They don’t show you the years of doubt. The nights of no sales. The days they almost quit.
Comparison tricks you. You measure your day one against someone else’s year ten. Your mind keeps racing.
I must grow faster.
I must make money now.
I must prove myself.
What if you replace those thoughts with:
I want to learn today
I want to market my produce
I want to grow one crop I can sell
I will look for market today
I want to keep moving
Which voice do you want to hear on your farm? The pressure of “have to” or the freedom of “want to”?
Slow is not failing. Slow is steady. And steady is what compounds.
Every farm is built in layers.
One market.
One crop.
One animal.
One sale.
One step at a time.
Patience is not weakness.
It is your quiet advantage.
Keep moving.
Your results will catch up.
Mwangi Mwangi
Grow with Kathy
