Henry practices what he preaches · 🌾 From Oven to Market

Henry practices what he preaches

I've noticed so many of you reacting with shock and awe at everything Henry has been adding to the tools as we go. As his beta tester, I would get a message from him with some new tool or benefit that I never expected. When I joined and paid my tuition, just learning from the first few modules made me feel like I had more than gotten my money's worth, and still had 2/3 of the course left to take. Then he started to add things to the course I couldn't even imagine! Here's what he added AFTER I paid:

Recipe Pantry Pro- Now I have a tool to help with costs, pricing and scaling. Cool!

Cookie Jar Mixes-From Pantry Pro, we decided to sell these. Then Henry messaged me and said he added the tags to the recipe, and from my account info, it prints with the Royal Delights name and contact info along with the cottage law requirements! Shortly after, all the products in Pro now have the same labeling function. One less thing I need to do. Thumbs up!

Website: Virginia changed our cottage law to allow online ordering and advertising as of July 1. Heather and I were on a coaching call with Henry when he dropped the bomb that now we get a website as part of the mix. OMG what a revelation!!!!!!! I had already looked into the cost of a website, and even the basic ones were running in the thousands! This piece alone is worth 10x the cost of course!

FOTM community: Here we are in a brand new community, so all students of the course as well as other bread enthusiasts can fellowship and learn together. We now have a new family working towards similar goals with a wonderfully knowledgeable patriarch in Henry. You have seen what has been added since the community has started-amazing!

If you're still uncertain about taking the plunge and purchasing the course, I can tell you it is worth every penny and then some. I expect he will continue improving and adding tools because he really does practice what he preaches:

Perfection isn't required. Progress is.

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Henry practices what he preaches