Farmer on Fire Podcast

What could your life look like a year from now if you started to make more mistakes? What kind of lessons could you learn if you changed the way you looked at mistakes?

The truth is, the more action you take, the more mistakes are going to happen. However, what could be possible if you considered those mistakes a gift?

The person who is willing to step into the fire and face adversity is the one who will always be willing to do what is required and will win each time.

The most stagnant place for a person to be is in the land of "maybe". There is no progress, no action, and no results from this kind of mindset.

You'll be in the same place for years because you haven't committed to an answer. Pretty soon, you are telling yourself stories and lies about how you aren't good enough, how it's not possible, and pretty soon you find yourself with a 6-pack at the end of the night or sedating with social media.

Consider what could be possible for you if you began to make decisions with an "all in" or "all out" mindset. You may discover it will bring you closer to the Truth.

A person can only hold onto to something for so long until the pain becomes so heavy that the only option is to let go.

Inside of farming and ranching, we often find ourselves surrounded by many people or situations that are not helping us get to where we want to go. Rather, they are holding us back from actually achieving what we are set out to accomplish.

Consider the fact that by you letting go, you are actually opening up the possibility for better things to come into your life.

It's easy to say one thing and do another. Often times we find ourselves eager to have a new idea, dream about a possibility, but yet never do anything about it.

The reason it's a problem is because at the end of the day, we have to look at our current results. Just getting excited about something is not enough to see real change.

Consider the possibility if you began to tactically apply action to those ideas and let the results speak for themselves.

Often times in life we find ourselves in really dark and uncomfortable places where it feels like we are going to be stuck forever. In today's episode, we are going to be talking about this exact place known as "The Pit" and how you shift your relationship to this helpless place.

Right now you may be experiencing empty bank accounts, broken relationships, or running on empty trying to solve endless amounts of problems that don't seem to disappear.

Consider this an opportunity for you to investigate where in your life you are in "The Pit" and examining the circumstances that have you in this place today.

Like many of you from ag communities, we were raised in small towns. I found myself stuck in negative stories about the fear of failing and having everyone find out about it.

This caused a ton of financial instability in my operation because of my unwillingness to do what was required. It was until my back was fully against the wall when I finally had to start making decisions. Unfortunately, that had massive consequences.

Join your host, Andy Schreck, in this Pilot Episode of Farmer on Fire.

Andy is a 3rd Generation Farmer from a small town in west central Minnesota called Appleton. He grew up raising corn, soybeans, wheat, and cattle then came back to the family farm following college in 2015 by purchasing a 120-acre farm site leaving him $600k in debt at 19.

In this episode, you'll hear the reason as to why Farmer on Fire was created to help bring the TRUTH to farmers and ranchers who are stuck in their mental lies that leave them feeling trapped and alone.