Diversified portfolio

As a student of Economics, Nathan brought it to my attention that moving on piñatas is not a business that lends itself to product diversification. Which basically means this is not really a viable money maker. He’s not usually a Debby downer. At the gathering for Finis Caseus yesterday, my ex husband Michael looked up where paper mache factories are and they are in the Philippines. A friend of Nathan’s is going to be studying there next year, so maybe some connections can be made. Maybe some existing piñatas business will want to license my idea for moving on piñatas and I can supplement my income. Or maybe I just pursue another labor for love like Twig Farm, teaching the violin, gouache paintings of dogs, etc. I only have one child! But what if I live until my 100s like my grandparents or my child never gets a job. What if I break my collar bone playing tennis and can’t play the violin anymore! In the mean time will I start making piñata and spend my mad money trying to sell them, fully aware of the futility of this business.