
#26: Seven Rules for Slow & Steady Progress While Negotiating the Learning Curve of Homesteading.
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Let’s talk Progress, year-over-year. One of the things that I hear from people new to homesteading or new to farming and their own food production is overwhelm. I feel for them, because when we first moved into our farm, I was in the same space. Between getting my home set up and wanting to do ALL THE THINGS and just being so pumped for owning my first farm, I felt like a spinning top. And not in a good way. Today I'm sharing my Seven Rules for keeping your sanity and making steady progress on your farmstead.
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