Success and a cut of branches

There is a kind of bird who can fly ten thousands of miles between ss the Pacific oecan. what it needs is a small twig. it takes the twig in its mouth as it flies. when it fell tired, it drops the twig onto the water and then hold the twig resets for a while. when hungry, it stands to catch fish. when sleepy it stands on the twig to sleep.
Who can imagine a bird fly courier ss the Pacific sussefully just depending on a small twig.
If the bird took the all things like nest, food and other things needed in the flying rather than a twig. Can the bird fly up?
If you ask too much conditions to your success. Even the best condition will turn to be his burden like the gold tied to the wings.
Success is to create the conditions when needed just like the bird flies accross the Pacific Ocean just by a simple tiwg to base itself on for each Val and flight!

There is a bird that can fly thousands of miles across the Pacific, and it only needs a small branch. It put the branches in its mouth, threw them to the water, and then flew to the branches to rest for a while. When hungry, it stood there and caught fish, when it got sleepy, it stood on the branch and went to bed.

Who can think of a successful bird flying over the pacific, relying on only a small branch!

If the bird doesn't hold the branches in his mouth, but carries all the necessary supplies such as nest and food to his body, will the bird fly?

If you blindly demand the conditions for success, the good conditions will become a burden and a gold tied to the wings.

Success is to create in the absence of conditions, just like the birds flying over the Pacific Ocean standing on a small simple branch to survive and fly.