I don’t have a problem with starting or getting things to grow. My challenge is the long-term aspect—wondering when all my hard work will finally pay off. And honestly, I question whether the toll it’s taking on my body is truly worth it in the end. I suppose I’ll only find out if I see it through to the end.

I think I am between Stage 3 and stage 4, but I feel the wheels have been falling off since stage 2 for me.

@Dan Lorenz There are 3 classrooms available for members. I was able to see them before joining the group.

@Riki Kremers Welcome Riki!

@Dan Lorenz Thanks! I love the notes at the end of each section like the cactus being over watered and the wolf that is always on the hunt. I enjoy being a life long learner, but I feel I get off the bridge one too many times. I know what I want, which is a homestead to provide for my family, but it’s hard not to look into Skool, starting a YouTube channel, or other money making business to achieve my goals faster. What’s the best advice you’ve got from a colleague at work and why?

@Dan Lorenz I struggle with the word "entrepreneurial"—I can barely spell it, and the idea of not having a regular paycheck is daunting. However, to achieve the lifestyle I desire, it's almost unavoidable. I've purchased a small piece of land and am saving for tools to work it. My wife can't work due to medical reasons, so it's a solo adventure. I love raising animals and working outdoors. Currently, I work remotely and am considering building an MSP for homesteaders, managing their networks, ensuring WiFi coverage, protecting against malware, and handling backups. While I have the technical skills, I lack sales ability. This might become my plan once I'm more established on my homestead.