You have to learn to enjoy the process

28 Jul 2024 · 1 min
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In this conversational YouTube excerpt, the speaker responds to Lily’s question about whether processing homegrown tomatoes is worthwhile. He emphasizes the high quality of the tomatoes—soil integrity, vine‑ripened, never sprayed, and locally sourced—while acknowledging the labor involved in building soil, planting, and trimming. He then links the effort to personal culinary enjoyment, noting that the tomatoes will become sauce for Mexican rice, spaghetti, and pizza, which are foods the audience likes. The speaker concludes that finding ways to enjoy the process is key, framing the decision around taste‑bud satisfaction and a mindset that values the process itself.

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