GRAPES FROM THE GARAGE

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As you commence to exploit potential or desire explosive growth, you must necessarily go through the garage phase! The garage phase of expressing creative vitality is ineluctable, if savory grapes must be plucked from your vineyard. What does the garage phase really signify?

THE GARAGE PHASE IS LIKEABLE TO A PREPARATORY WORKSHOP WHERE WORLD-OVERCOMING AND MEN-OVERWHELMING IDEAS ARE TESTED ON A MINIATURE SCALE IN A PERFECTING PILOT SCHEME.

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There, it passes the test of fire. The garage phase of expressing creative vitality is a golden opportunity for the perfection of potential before the product reaches the mass market of creation. Do not become entrapped in the snare of haste so you fail to take advantage of this process of polishing of your creative vitality. I assure you it is not time wasting.

What analogy I keep thinking to draw a parallel is a tiny kitchen inside which a deft chef is preparing a culinary delicacy. The space within the facility is cramped and inadequate, yet the excellence of the fare cooked is unaffected by size.

Though the size of the garage may be microscopic, but your exercise of control within its confines is optimal. You should grow intimately familiar with every square inch, because the turf is compact and therefore manageable. Should anything go wrong or skewer out of control, you can rally quickly. Or should you misplace a tool, you need not undertake an excavation to retrieve the missing detail.

Do not ill advisedly attempt to circumvent the garage phase of creative expression. You, too, must grow, slowly enlarge, wriggle if need be, and, possibly, stumble, through the burrow of a modest beginning. Every awe-inspiring idea or winning feat once had a lowly start. The sure-fire success formula lies in not letting the background define the magnitude of potential. The garage phase principle applies to every facet, from evangelizing your community to evangelizing the entire globe, from inventing a new machine to the complete sequencing of the human genome. No idea is too small or too big for the garage phase.

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The LORD shall open unto thee his good treasure, the heaven to give rain unto thy land in his season, and to bless all the work of thine hand: and thou shalt lend unto many nations, and thou shalt not borrow. Deuteronomy 28:12

Two bicycle mechanics fooled around in the garage until their idea grew wings and flew. Les Paul had a sound studio in a physical garage behind house, but his latter inventions as well as innovations shaped music as we hear it even today.

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There are several others. Paul Garvin was not an engineer but used people with the know-how as his management team to turn a battery repair business that started in 1928, into making car radios, televisions, semi conductors, telecommunications equipment and integrated circuits. Bill Gates, the co-founder of the Microsoft Corporation, once had for use his father’s automobile garage for a factory, office and sales point. George Merck of Merck Pharmaceuticals, Paul Garvin of Motorola, Sam Walton of Wal-Mart, Bill Hewlett and David Packard of Hewlett Packard and the founders of Google built their companies into big organizations and enviable institutions from scratch.

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I tell you the size of the garage may be small, but your exercise of control is optimal within its confines. You grow intimately familiar with every square inch, because it is a manageable turf. You are in total control inside a garage. Master this control for it would serve you well in the larger sphere.

Size is not might! In fact sometimes small is better! I like to share with you some innovations by small firms, as published by the United States Small Business Administration, Office of Advocacy (1994). These firms did not let their size reduce magnitude of their vision and the reach of its influence as they developed impact-filled products. These innovations and devices include Air conditioning Assembly line; Audio tape recorder; Biomagnetic imaging; Continuous casting; Defibrillator; Digital X-ray; DNA fingerprinting, FM radio; Front-end loader; Hydraulic brake; Integrated circuit; Microprocessor; Overnight national delivery; Personal computer; Quick frozen food; Safety razor; Soft contact lens; Vacuum tube; and Zipper.

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Do not let the size of your present circumstance define the magnitude of the vision. The garage phase of your creative potential and your creative vitality ought not to dampen your fervor. Grow in stature in the garage, mature with experience but think greater than the size of the garage, and the Lord would present your perfection to the world.

Make every preparation, as you get ready for the Lord’s expansion through explosive growth and supernatural acceleration!

DO NOT LET THE SIZE OF YOUR PRESENT CIRCUMSTANCE DEFINE THE MAGNITUDE OF THE VISION. SIZE IS NOT MIGHT!

IN FACT SOMETIMES SMALL IS BETTER!

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