The stuff nobody talks about
But probably should
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5 ways farms get stuck - you’re ambivalent about your business
You're using indecision as self-protection. But not deciding is still a decision. And it's costing you. Time to commit or quit.
5 ways farmers get stuck - You’re running a lemonade stand
You're not treating this like a real business. You're undercharging, over-apologizing, and afraid to take yourself seriously. Time to change that.
5 ways farmers get stuck - You’re shouting into the void
You're doing all the marketing things and none of it's working. Here's why more isn't the answer. And what is.
5 ways farmers get stuck - You’re putting out fires
Every day is a new emergency. You're so busy reacting, you never get to build. Here's how to break the cycle.
5 ways farmers get stuck - You’re in the weeds
You're using farm work to avoid business work. The field feels productive. The office feels vulnerable. So how do we stop hiding?
What to do when you hate the business side of farming
You got into farming to grow things, not to do marketing and bookkeeping. But avoiding the business side is costing you. Here's what to do instead.
Why farmers choose busy work over important business tasks (and how to stop)
You're staying busy to avoid the hard thing. Here's why the easier wrong thing feels so appealing - and how to choose differently.
How thriving farmers spend their time differently
It's not about having more time. It's about where you put your attention. Here's what thriving farmers do that struggling farmers skip.
Show up sweaty: How to do the thing before you feel ready
You're waiting to feel ready. But readiness doesn't come before action (it comes after). Here's how to start before you're ready.
The energy drain of unmade decisions
Every unmade decision is an open loop draining your mental energy. Here's how to close them and get your brain back.
The mindset that separates thriving farms from struggling ones
Thriving farmers don't just do different things — they think differently. Here's the inner work that separates surviving from thriving.
You can't grow your farm business past who you're willing to become
Your business has grown as far as the current version of you can take it. The next level requires a different you.