About this episode
In this episode of Happy, Healthy, Whole, and Rich, Tina Brinkley Potts delivers a sacred rebuke to the illusion of barren ground. What looks empty is often just unplanted. Renewal prepares the soil, but you must plant if you expect to harvest. Through the stories of Jesus sowing discipleship, George Washington Carver restoring land through peanuts and sweet potatoes, and Wangari Maathai planting trees that grew into a movement, Tina shows how every great change begins with daring to believe the ground is fertile. She also shares her own journey of planting seeds in automation and video long before it was popular — especially for a Black woman — and how those fields still produce fruit today. This episode is a reminder: seeds sprout in silence, roots grow in the unseen, and what you sow will return to you. The battlefield drains you, the wilderness remakes you, but the garden sustains you. ✨ Share this episode with someone who needs to stop calling their ground barren and start planting their vision. ✨ Subscribe to Happy, Healthy, Whole, and Rich wherever you listen to podcasts. ✨ And join the community at happyhealthywholerich.com for journaling prompts, guided visualizations, and practices that help you cultivate your own inner garden. Because the law is clear: retreat is strategy, renewal is reward… and the ground becomes the garden.