Jul 27 • General discussion
Next Steps
On a recent poll, I asked you all what you wanted to see and some of you mentioned wanting to know what it was like starting a business. So, I'll begin to share with you a bit of what I'm learning along the way.
✨I started with a dream... a vision of building a homeschool community space.
✨I pushed past my fear of joining another co-op after having to leave the last one for personal reasons and joined a new co-op. I figured, if I'm going to build something for the homeschool community, I'd need to be part of a community to see what the needs are.
✨I shared my vision with people I trusted; those I knew would offer encouragement and guidance. I've kept some things to myself as I entrust much of this to the Lord and wait on His timing.
✨I created a FB page to start getting some visibility and let people know I was do evaluations (this will have more of a role later down the road).
✨I contacted a lawyer with HSLDA (Homeschool Legal Defense Association) to figure out legally what steps I needed to take and he connected me with other Homeschool visionaries.
✨I am about to begin the process of developing a dual business- one, a consulting business and the other, the non-profit that will launch my vision into reality.
✨Next will be building a non-profit board and looking for a small space to rent as I build this foundation.
This sounds super simple... but this has been in the works for well over a year. This is truly a learning season and I believe slow and steady wins the race. I also believe that this is like an arrow in God's hands. In this slow, learning season, I am being pulled and stretched, building the tension that will help aim me in the right direction. Because when God releases this dream out into the world 🏹🎯, He won't miss.
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