Thanks for reading my book! The camp stopover business never got off the ground. My book included excitement about my idea, and I still like my idea, but the business doesn't exist. I think I mention the campground idea twice in the book: once when I'm listing my possible future work, and once when I talk about budgeting.
Chapter 14 is a list of things I'm plugging, and none of them are the campground. *shrug* I also had a list in the book of many different areas and businesses I was going to go into. I'm not sure why you focused on the campground. *shrug* I now have my ACC in coaching. I've worked with two authors on their books (paid). I published my children's book about my dogs. My husband and I started a karaoke DJ business. I'm going to offer remote singing lessons. I'm going to try everything that fits into my framework. Why not?
I can't give people ideas. I can't tell you what work you should go into. If you want someone to brainstorm with you or help you, get a coach. Join a community. But a printed book can't tell every reader what work to go into.
The framework and exercises are there for you to give yourself ideas and then flesh them out.
It's nearly 2 years since I wrote the book, and I've ended up going in some directions I expected, and some directions I didn't expect. But that's the journey, and I'm still on it. And if I can live off what I'm doing, I see that as successful.
If you want the author to give you ideas, I can offer you some coaching for free. Get in touch if that would help.
Chapter 14 is a list of things I'm plugging, and none of them are the campground. *shrug* I also had a list in the book of many different areas and businesses I was going to go into. I'm not sure why you focused on the campground. *shrug* I now have my ACC in coaching. I've worked with two authors on their books (paid). I published my children's book about my dogs. My husband and I started a karaoke DJ business. I'm going to offer remote singing lessons. I'm going to try everything that fits into my framework. Why not?
I can't give people ideas. I can't tell you what work you should go into. If you want someone to brainstorm with you or help you, get a coach. Join a community. But a printed book can't tell every reader what work to go into.
The framework and exercises are there for you to give yourself ideas and then flesh them out.
It's nearly 2 years since I wrote the book, and I've ended up going in some directions I expected, and some directions I didn't expect. But that's the journey, and I'm still on it. And if I can live off what I'm doing, I see that as successful.
If you want the author to give you ideas, I can offer you some coaching for free. Get in touch if that would help.
Thanks again!