8 karma · joined December 14, 2012
The article sums this up well where the son is now asking "was it worth it"?
A question for everyone not just those who want to run their own business.
My wife just the last few years started to grow some food in our backyard and at one point we had chickens, granted our family would not survive on the small crop we gathered or the few eggs we got but seeing our kids (and ourselves) learn what it takes to grow a tomato or a carrot is priceless. Seeing our kids wake up in the morning and take the time to check on the seed they planted or go out to the yard and get their own lettuce and cilantro for their sandwich is priceless. Have our kids see the chicks we bought into full grown chickens and learn where the eggs come is priceless.
We don't expect our kids to become farmers, heck we don't expect us to become a full farming family but it has been great to share moments as a family and learn in the process. It is ok for us to go out to a restaurant once in a while and for a moment not care where the food came from or where our leftovers will end up at.
Seriously, why over complicate things?
I apply I make it "big"
Does pin board owns any of my company because they invested $37 a month and provided exposure?
I really don't understand who doesn't have $37 a month to be self-funded but I'm interested on exposure.
I believe you do have time.