No Hope of Success
My wife's experience of living on the farm for over 6 years has convinced her beyond doubt that this lifestyle is the best we (or anyone else) can have and that there is no reason whatsoever to go back to the city. That, however, does not mean to her that there will be takers to the transition services Palaash Farm Living hopes to offer. She's even dismissive of the idea that farm living will be acceptable to many people. Even if few people do end up buying into it, the numbers wouldn't sustain a venture, she's sure. Her stance has been validated by every person in our direct circle and some beyond it as well. Despite an overwhelming admiration and endorsement of our decision to live on the farm, 2-3 have moved to the farm, but none because of our pursuation or guidance. Not one of these would have paid for the facilitation service. However much I wish I wouldn't, I fully agree with my wife that the probability of 'success' is near zero. Such ventures don...