Hey friend,

I just learned that for a cow to continue producing milk, you must milk it daily.

I've always been fascinated with nomadic peoples, and the other day I discovered this US Government program that is helping nomadic folks of Ethiopia start small local businesses.

In this particular story, it was a woman who was selling milk.

I wondered how often you could get milk from a cow, so I did some research.

They continue to produce milk for up to 10 months after a calf is born as long as you milk them daily.

If you stop milking them, they'll stop producing milk.

I guess that's what they mean when they say "cash cow."

It got me thinking about our projects.

If we're not milking our cows daily, we're losing money.

It's not just leaving money on the table that day, but it could end up causing a chain reaction that could cause a dry spell.

I've been pretty bad at this, but I will work on it.

I'm going to be active every day.

Are you with me?

-G aka beatMage aka megabyteGhost et al.

P.S. After 10 months, a cow that's been milked the whole time will need a break before birthing its next calf and starting the next 10 months of milking.

That reminds me we must take breaks, especially when we're busting ass daily.