If you conclude that your best days are

over—they are.

If you think they’re ahead—they are.

After losing his job with a Fortune 500 company,

Leonard was fearful and depressed. Then it

occurred to him that if he gave up, what would he

be teaching his son? If he didn’t overcome his

challenges, his son would learn to let his

challenges beat him.

Leonard was determined to show him that although

his dad got knocked down, he could get back up. So

he dug out his résumé and called his friends to

tell them he needed a job. Several months and many

interviews later, he had four job offers, and now

works for a company that values his talent.

When harvesting potatoes, Idaho farmers would sort

them according to size: small, medium, and large.

Yet a particular farmer who didn’t follow this

practice made more money than the rest. Puzzled, a

neighbor asked, “What’s your secret?”

“Simple,” he replied. “I load my wagon and

take the roughest road to town. During the trip

the small potatoes fall to the bottom, the medium

ones settle in the middle, and the big potatoes

rise to the top.” The same is true of people.
On the bumpy road of life, Big Potatoes rise to the Top. 

Jon Gordon says: “Regardless of the adversity you face,

your purpose must be greater than your challenges.

Do you know your purpose?

Instead of focusing on your problems, focus on

your purpose. Instead of seeing yourself as a

victim, see yourself as a hero.

Heroes and victims both get knocked down,
but heroes get back up, and armed with faith,
they create a positive future.”

I want to see nothing but the best for you.

Especially in these unprecedented times.

So are you a Big Potato Here?

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