Difficulty at the Beginning works supreme success when met with perseverance — but nothing should be undertaken lightly, and it furthers one to appoint helpers. Thunder stirs beneath the rain-cloud: the image is of a blade of grass pushing against the stone, of birth with all its struggle. The chaos of beginnings is not disorder but fullness that has not yet found its form.
Clouds and thunder: the superior person brings order out of confusion, as one untangles skeins of silk — patiently, thread by thread. Early chaos is sorted, not conquered.
You are at the hard, promising start of something — and the difficulty you feel is the difficulty of germination, not of error. Do not force the whole structure into being at once: sort one thread, secure one support, and accept help rather than proving you need none. What struggles at birth and survives grows strong. The obstacles of this phase are shaping the very character your venture will need later.
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