Imagine a jar of coins with a tiny hole in the bottom. One coin slips through the hole every day. At first you don't even notice. But after a while, when you go to get them, the jar is almost empty. That's what happens when we don't act.
The Bible talks about a tiny little ant with no boss, no one telling her what to do. But she works, stores food, and never ends up with nothing when winter comes.
The lazy person says: “I don't feel like it yet. I'll do it later.” And poverty arrives suddenly, like a thief. The ant doesn't wait to feel like it. She acts.
The ant doesn't wait to feel like it. She does what needs doing, and lives well.