I recently had a conversation with some friends about the daycare they use. With gov assistance they pay half of a $1850 a month child care bill. That seems ridiculously high to me. We live in a smaller town. We also have a lot of in home daycares in our area. I have nothing against an in home daycare except, I dont know what all they have in their house. Some, if not most, are not accredited or have any real training. Again, not that that is bad but I feel there is a need for a high quality daycare, not just in out town but all over. The little research I have done shows that cost are too high for most but they dont know any other option. I also have heard too many horror stories of terrible things happening to kids. I am going to continue this journey of learning what I can and hope to fill a void in our local communities. Lets see if anything comes of this!

Mondays suck and are feared by those that dont have true goals. Mondays are a new opportunity and create anticipation for those that want more. I want more. Mondays excite me but also make me anxious as I worry I won't be able to do it all in a week. I am terrible about practicing patience but I must do better, and I will do better. I have many wants for my family. We have all we need but life has too many cool adventures to explore to just survive and dream about what could be or could have been. Just do better. No matter how big or small, just do better. *pic of my new basement office! -Joe 🤟

I'm changing the way I think of skool often. I love so many things, I dont know what my real passion is. I can't stop thinking of the financial aspects and how to capitalize. So, I think Im going to learn and explore more of skool before trying to think of money and how my passion will intertwine. I guess I'm saying that I want to figure out what my true passions are before anything else. -Joe

How yall doin? I'm Joe! I work in the woodworking industry, selling panel expansion spacers for cabinet and passage doors. It is a very niche market. I believe there is information on building cabinet doors that I can share with others in the industry to help improve the way cabinet doors are made. I have worked many different positions and find sales and manufacturing to be my favorite. I would like to learn more of what others in the woodworking industry believe needs improved due to its lack of interest because of sales volume, difficulty to source, and many other constraints. What do you do and what can I do to help? If you happen to stumble across this post and build cabinet doors, do you use a spacer? If not, what process do you use? -Joe