Bo Cable is the founder and executive director of the Generous Garden Project in Greenville SC, a non-profit organization that’s fighting hunger by growing, harvesting and coordinating the delivery of fresh grown produce to local agencies. They are currently farming nearly 30 total acres in 5 locations and have given away over 100,000 meals in less than 20 months. Bo has a passion to help people in need, especially when it comes to food and water. He is on a mission to help the less fortunate rise up to their full potential.
A Few Tips from Bo’s Story
- Felt the Lord Told Him Directly to Start Garden
- Submitted the Idea to Others – Got Confirmation
- Strong Sense & Peace Helped Him Know This Was the Right Idea
- People Tend to Back God Ideas
- Was Intentional About Creating A “Marketable” Story About the Garden
- Thinking TRULY Outside the Box – Unconventional
- “Do Extraordinary Things Unconventionally”
- “Those Who Stick With The Vision I’ve Giveven Them are the Ones Who Come Out on the Other Side”
- Prayed Intensely for A Month When Felt Like Quitting
- Remind Yourself of What Scriptures Say
- As He Stepped Forward, God Supplied Wisdom
- You’ll Have Ups & Downs
- Don’t Give Up
- Think Creatively
- Has Regular Monthly Prayer Get Together Concerning the Garden with Others
- Listen to Advice, But Don’t Just Listen – Act On It.
- Get Around Others, Bring the Right People Around You
- Learn to Love the Journey
Episode Links:
- www.generousgarden.org
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