Thanks! Well, I did spend a lot of time preparing my plan, but the deal with this leap is that I’m going to ignore much of it. Oh, I’m still doing bits and pieces that were in my plan — but I now feel that the business plan was an exercise to gain some valuable insights and experience, not necessarily to follow it. It’s already come in handy, the experience part. But in reality, I’m going to have to make something much better than what I proposed to in my plan. My challenge is cut out for me.

It’s scary, but also exhilarating.

ari

Well, going for it without securing financial support wasn’t exactly my plan — but in some ways, I do feel that I’m doing exactly what I’m supposed to do. If I’m right, then I’m sure things will work out. I’m not afraid of hard work, that’s for sure — but we’ll see if I can work smartly enough to keep us afloat.

ari

Thanks! It’s already been quite a week.

My wife is an intuitive person at heart as well, so she knows when I am speaking from my deeper self. If I was coming from fear or other inauthentic motivation, she can totally call me on it. She keeps me on my toes, for sure.

ari

Thanks! It’s good to hear that you found your footing after taking a leap. I feel optimistic over all.

ari

I’ll keep an eye on you as you journey toward your new endeavor. I wish you all the best.

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Thanks! I am looking forward to it, too!

ari