It took years before I finally got rid of my job and starting keeping bee full-time. Here's what helped me take that step to full-time beekeeping and how I did it.

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#1 - I got a steady source of income
A client of my husband worked for a hotel looking for a beekeeper. They paid me a flat rate to care for a few beehives on their property and harvest the honey. Having that steady income without having to take on a full or part time job was THE BEST!

In the video I suggest places to contact about keeping bees for them.

When trying to get a client like this, remember to make it about them (not you).
They can:
• get press
• raw honey from their property to use in their kitchen or sell in their shop
• they can advertise to customers about what they're doing to help the bees
• they don't need a staff person to do it (easy and worry free)

#2 - Wholesale
The second source of income that I heavily depend on is wholesale accounts. This is a small store that buys 2 cases of honey twice a year. These are the stores that buy at least 4 cases every few months, consistently. They're the people who have customers who are looking for your product.

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