15/02/2026
There was no master plan at the beginning.
No model to copy. No business blueprint to follow.
Just me, two ponies, and a vision that kept evolving.
I had to figure everything out myself. What equipment to use, where to buy it, how to market something that didn’t really exist yet.
There was no one to ask. No one to copy.
And there were so many hurdles. Oh so many hurdles. I remember them clearly. I remember crying to friends, telling them I wasn’t made for this. That I wasn’t strong enough to keep pushing through the obstacles.
But they told me to keep going.
They urged me to, for me, and for my boys.
I didn’t want to teach them that when things get hard, you quit.
So I kept going. And I’m so glad I did.
Because things don’t come easy. And I’ve learned that the harder the road, the greater the reward x
