I said yes

Over the years, I’ve realized one thing more than ever: Everyone needs additional income.
Business owners are having to hustle twice as hard, just to make the same money. Employees are worried about cutbacks and layoffs. Most people who work from home are struggling to make it. In most home based businesses, people are faking it till they make it, but they never make it or ashamed to be honest. They put on a show for everyone to see that has nothing to do with reality. Many are one month away from bankruptcy or losing everything.

My heart aches for those people. Those good, God-loving, church-going people that deserve to have A Good Life. One without worry and fear of losing everything. I’ve been there. More than once. I know what it’s like to be on food stamps and to require a box of food a week from the ministry. Or driving for Uber until you nearly run out of gas with a car full of passengers. Knowing that depression was the result and still trying my hardest to be strong for me and family.

Today, I’m grateful. I’m grateful that I had the courage to say yes to something new. Something different. Twenty years ago, I said yes. Because of that yes, I have stability and security. It’s a real business, with real customers buying things they really want. It’s real. It’s fresh. It’s honest. And I love it!