The right start.
They say that 90% of the success of any undertaking is the right start.
Although, if you believe some mustache-heads, they believe it's not the beginning, but the end of any undertaking that's important, and here, too, one cannot disagree with them.
It's difficult to decide which is more important. Perhaps what lies between the beginning and the end is equally important. This is certainly known to those who have tried to grow something in a garden. Between the autumn preparation of the soil for spring planting and the harvest the following fall, a lot happens. Many important and urgent tasks arise in the garden, the importance of which cannot be neglected, but they are far from both the beginning and the end of the undertaking.
Since it's difficult to argue about the significance of these stages, we can assume that there is something more important, for example, getting a little ale in the heart, because when we see how our crops grow and develop, we rejoice, and this is ale in the heart... when everything is good :)
I can imagine that a good start is like a slow beetle, slowly crawling around its domain, in no hurry, yet not missing a single pest, taking care of everything, and resting with a sense of accomplishment—a feeling that only comes from a good start.
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Material thoughts about beekeeping №1
When I visited dense forests, I did not see ideal conditions for bees there, but many beekeepers harvest beekeeping products in such places.
Link to the container with my portfolio
Link to the container with my Tag memo for getting coins #1
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