“In the morning sow your seed, And in the evening do not withhold your hand” (Ecclesiastes 11:6, NKJV). This verse encourages sowing at both ends of the day, not waiting for the perfect moment to act.
There’s real wisdom here for anyone waiting for ideal conditions before beginning. This verse assumes you won’t always know which effort will bear fruit, so it commends consistent sowing regardless.
Withholding the hand suggests hesitation, holding back out of uncertainty about the outcome. This verse pushes against that hesitation directly.
Where have you been withholding effort, waiting for more certainty, when this verse suggests simply sowing anyway?