At A Crossroads…
But what is not alleviated is the fact that I am at a crossroads. Savings have dwindled down, and while my business is growing, it’s not yet where it needs to be to fully support us. It’s a bittersweet feeling knowing that the business has grown, but not enough. Sure, I could blame some of that on the economy, but in the end it doesn’t matter, because at the crossroads we stand.
If you were in my shoes, what would you do? What words of encouragement or advice do you have? In the meantime, if your business needs some outstanding IT support, let me know!
One of the previous posts was about my stress over finances. That stress is still there a bit, and so is the knowledge that God provides. But what is not alleviated is the fact that I am at a crossroads. Savings have dwindled down, and while my business is growing, it’s not yet where it…
I say move to Orange County, CA and I will pay JoAnn to make us desserts every night while you get your business up and running here :)Okay, I know that is not going to happen, but honestly, I think you should stay the course a while longer if at all possible. You scream "be your own boss."
Scott:If you truly believe that God provides, then I think you know what you need to do. Listen to God. What is God telling you to do?If I was running a business, and believed I could grow it in a reasonable time into something self-sufficient, I would look at taking on part-time work elsewhere while growing the business. That's just me.
I was very encouraged by the following statement when my business was not getting clients, and again when I thought I may lose my job:"Do not mistake your Provider with your employer" (which could be changed to "your business" or some other applicable term).May God continue to bless and keep you! ~Luke