I remember sitting at a zone conference on my mission one day. It was hot. There was a bug crawling across the floor. We were behind in our monthly goals just like a lot of other companionships. Everyone needed a little inspiration. Or maybe just some cold Pepsi. My mission president started talking about his landscaping back home. I was lost for while, but then he taught a simple principle that I have always remembered. He talked about how we always have to cut the grass. Regardless of the amount of care we provide for our flowers, or the number of hours we spend weeding, we will still always have to cut the grass. When our grass is healthy and growing fast, we have to cut it even more often. The only time we don't have to cut our grass is when it is dead. In our lives, we have grass to cut regardless of our circumstances. We get everything organized, we set goals, our houses are clean, and we think we are good to go. The lines are crisp, and a sense of acco