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Lloyd Spear <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 5 Nov 2012 08:06:30 -0500
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I am in full agreement with what has been said, but as to the original
question...

IMHO, and I have some 40 years experience at the top levels of Corporate
America, there are very few businessmen and professionals that accumulate
$5 million in their lifetimes.  We read about those who accumulate much
more than that, but they are a very small percentage of those who toil as
CEO's, CFO's, engineers, doctors, lawyers, etc.  Surely fewer than 5%.
Accumulating $1 million, sure.  But only after many years of very hard work
and being in the right place at the right time.

A friend who 'started with nothing', and now has some 3,000 hives that run
to Calif. for almonds and Maine for blueberries and make a fair amount of
honey, says that today Beekeeping is 'one of the most lucrative
agricultural pursuits', and I suspect he is right.

It won't last forever, and it will be wise to keep that in mind.

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