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The word strikes fear in many, but I actually started my first home-business during the Great Recession of 2008. I was in 9th grade. I used a $14 allowance and supplies from around my house to get started. By the time I graduated high school, that side-hustle had become (by God's grace) a full time income for me. I outline the planning process for a side-hustle in my $30k Side-Hustle Planner (+Video Class) -- which is my GIFT with every order for the Basics of Raising Sheep on Pasture, while supplies last! I am including the $30k Side Hustle Planner (+Video Class) with each copy of the Basics of Raising Sheep on Pasture (while supplies last).I believe God gives the increase, so I am not promoting any income guarantees... This planner designed to help you apply wisdom to the planning process :)!
Thanks for helping me celebrate Birthday Week for my book!! 🥳 I so appreciate you all, -the Shepherdess "Thus saith the Lord, thy Redeemer, the Holy One of Israel: “I am the Lord thy God who teacheth thee to profit, who leadeth thee by the way that thou shouldest go." Isaiah 48:18 |
Harmony Farms
Hi Friends, It's time for my monthly farm update! The pasture is still growing here in Texas, but with dormancy approaching I wanted to share the 4 things I'll feed my sheep this winter (along with what each one costs me). In fact, "What to Feed Sheep" is the topic of my FREE LIVESTREAM tomorrow (Thurs. Oct. 22 at 7pm CST)! If you have questions about winter feeding (or tips of your own to share), just hit "reply" to this email. I'll plan include them in tomorrow's discussion! #1: Stockpile...
Hello friends, It is time for my monthly farm update! This one includes a failure story and a happy new beginning :). Some of you have followed the 6 year saga, but here is a recap for those who are new... 6 years ago I bought my flock and began my journey on pasture. I was rotating and leaving my sheep in the field 24/7. Predators were a concern, so I bought the first Great Pyrenees puppy I came across. He arrived at my farm, he loved me, he loved chasing sheep, he loved chewing on lambs,...
"If you make it through July without giving up, you know you really love it." 🐑 I can't remember where I heard this (or if these were the exact words), but I think of it every year. June and July are always exhausting (way beyond any other month of the year for me). Then August rolls around and things suddenly break. Lambs are weaned and on their feet, it's easier to breath, and I find myself making plans for the next season That's where I'm at this month and it feels so good. Here's a look...