"On an exhausted field, only weeds grow"

This quote by Henryk Sienkiewicz speaks with the suggestion that when we do not deal with ourselves, our setting, or our partnerships, we can end up being overloaded as well as not able to create anything of value. The metaphor of a tired field suggests that when we are not dealing with ourselves, our environment, or our partnerships, we are unable to create anything of worth. Weeds, which are often viewed as an annoyance, are the only point that can expand in a tired area. This quote is a pointer that we should care for ourselves, our environment, and our relationships in order to create something of worth. If we do not care for ourselves, our atmosphere, or our connections, we will come to be overwhelmed as well as incapable to produce anything of value. This quote is a pointer to deal with ourselves, our atmosphere, as well as our connections in order to produce something of value.