I love the garden analogy, many activities have a double life as a living metaphor. For me gardening is a perfect fit. Managing a garden is a huge task, one that shares lots of qualities also found in starting a business. Regardless of how and where you grow, there are lots of things to take into account, changing terrains, unexpected blunders, losses, pests, bad weather, learning experiences, and so forth.
In many ways I've approached the development of Ekaweeka just like I have my garden. Right now in the Eka-Garden we've turned the soil, the growing season is around the corner, we've fertilized, our seeds have just been planted and some of them are already poking out for their first glance of exposure to the harsh world they'll endure. We have to continue planting, we have to watch the seedlings, anticipate potential fates, and keep focus with adaptation by our side.