I’m noticing that most friction in small businesses doesn’t come from lack of effort. It comes from: Unclear prices Unclear boundaries Unclear expectations (from customers and from ourselves) When those are fuzzy, everything feels personal. When they’re named, decisions get lighter. I don’t have a finished system yet — I’m building it in real time. I’ll share what holds and what breaks as I go. If you’re working through similar questions, feel free to observe alongside me. No action required.

Before this grows, I want to be clear about how I’m thinking about this space. This group is for learning by doing — not performing, selling, or pretending to be experts. A few simple boundaries so expectations are clear: This isn’t a promo space This isn’t about hacks or hype It is about sharing what you’re building, trying, or learning If something doesn’t fit, it doesn’t mean it’s wrong — it just means it belongs somewhere else. Clarity early makes things smoother for everyone.

Welcome. This community is about learning real, practical skills—archery, handmade work, and self-reliance—by actually doing them. No hype. No pretending to be experts. Just people learning, sharing, and improving together. If you’re comfortable, introduce yourself: • Where you’re from • What skills you’re curious about • What brought you here Glad you’re here.

This group isn’t a course and it isn’t a feed. It’s a working room where I’m documenting how I build pricing rules instead of guessing or chasing opinions. That means: I’ll share decisions and constraints as I define them Some posts will be incomplete on purpose Not everything here will be explained right away This is not: a place for hype or motivation a place for debates a place where every question gets answered If pricing has ever felt emotional or unstable for you, you’ll probably recognize yourself in what gets posted here. That’s enough for now.)