Remember me? Fast
forward from my last post to now and my then 7 month
old Logan is
now 2! WOW!
And meet Ethan (now 9 months) – the newest addition
to our beautiful family!
I have to admit it’s a little embarrassing reading my previous posts and
knowing I haven’t yet realized this dream. But the dream is still there, even
though is been a longer and more unexpected path then what I had thought. So bear with me. I’m back with hopes to
complete what was started. My hubby and I have been busy paving the way and creating
space to pursue CooCube. We’ve simplified
our life by downsizing to a small fixer-upper home that we’ve finally made our
own. This made it possible for me to resign after my maternity leave just this
September. I’ve been contracting
since to get us over the hump but am now transitioning to focusing on
launching CooCube. The reality is that this is scary. These are big decisions. It’s uncertain. But on
the positive side I am excited and full of anticipation. I have a great product
that I am excited and passionate about. I’ll never know if I
don’t try. So here is goes.
I’ve decided to create a Kickstarter project. It’s a really neat way to get my idea out there to see if there
is any interest. It is a funding
platform to support creative ideas. I put out my idea and request backers to
support me. If I get enough
backers and reach my monetary goal – I then can fulfill on my intent to finally
launch my website. I gather I’ll
know if this is worth pursuing.
The scary part is asking the question and waiting on the answer…but I
guess that is what faith is all about. But it’s not a magic button or an easy task. The preparation begins with a long
to-do list to get it going. Lots
of brainstorming, sample making, picture taking, video producing in my near
future. I’ll keep you posted on the boring details as I move forward with this.
My goal is to launch the campaign in March. Here goes nothing…
“I close my eyes, breath in deep. Yesterday is gone. Today I
can see. Oh Today I can see. My my my my for the very first time I wave goodbye
to what used to weigh me down. Oh my my my everything’s alright. The sun is
shining down. I’m looking all around and this is just so beautiful.”
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