Re: HYB: most important lesson (was OT-BIO: Mel Cross)

Serendipity is more important than planning! ;-)
Second most important thing is: don't give up. Included in this is: listen to advice that others give, but don't <necessarily> follow it ;-) Also included is: if something doesn't work as well as you want it to, quit beating your head against the wall and try something else. Experimenting/exploring is often more fun than knowing what to expect! 

Third is...
Well, you asked for the <most> important thing. I have learned from and been inspired <so> much by this bunch of helpful people, including those who don't like to post, but have contacted me offline. My first introduction should be named "IRIS TALK" ;-) 

"What is the most important thing you have learned about hydridizing?"
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