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Fish where the fish are.

By Bamboo In The Wind

The first good start is to know what you need. From whom? Then go looking for places where you might find it.

If you find that effortlessly, understand you probably encountered secondary and tertiary locations. You will get what you need but be prepared for a lot of noise. 

If you are patient and look further, you will spot a chain that takes you deeper. Tracing the chain is attractive though you might face uncertainty along it. The fear will grip you.

You might face a dilemma. Is it worth looking for something on an endless, futile journey for something that is just around the corner? Fair to think like that.

The source of what you need might be invisible at first. However, it always exists, provided you persist.

Getting to it is hard work. Often, you need to bind pieces of evidence together to search for it. Interactions, communication, interpretations, and conclusions all play vital roles. When you do a decent job of piecing pieces of evidence together, you will gain access to the place of abundance; direct source. Likely, it is the place you were looking for.

The place of the source tells an unadulterated story about how it came about. It will likely provide you clues for how to get what you need.

Sources are original, vibrant, and built after an arduous journey involving true and false, good and bad, right and wrong, first and last, preferred and ignored.

Strive to get to the source. You will find a match for your need surrounded by abundance present.

No matter what you are up to. Take what you need from the stream. Offer what you have directly there. The source is where the meaningful handshakes take place.

So, Fish where the Fish are!

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