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Well said, I think that approach is good.

Always have something that you're working towards but not something so impossible that you're discouraged. The permaculture work that you do will never be finished, you have successes but there's always some problem to solve & some aspect to improve.

I think we thrive on having a greater purpose & meaning to our action. To be creating & expanding. We seem to wither when we lose that even if we have all our basic needs met.

rev.hodl 2y ago

I don't want success, I want succession. One thing leading to the next for generations beyond me. I can only hope someone picks up where I left off. I romanticize the idea that this was or will be the way of the world at some point. People building something that could only be completed by the next generation and that generation understanding the gift they've been given of the work of those that came before them.

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Brisket 2y ago

I'm assuming that there'll be young Bitcoiners full of energy, vitality & enthusiasm but lack capital & experience. Keen to get their hands dirty & carve out their life on their own piece of soil.

I'm hoping my son will take over but I'm also not counting on it. Someone will take it over, they always do.

earthcuddle 2y ago

Yeah! Succession trumps success.