I'm running my own show. Now what?

Going out on my own is not the most logical thing I have done. With 3 kids to feed (where do they get their appetite), a not-so-great economic climate and definitely mixed with a tinge of "what-the...am-I-doing" and a lot of bravado, I stepped over the edge. It's not quite free-fall, and taking control of your own destiny seems perfect in concept but paradoxical in reality. You're free to to be your own boss but am controlled by, for the most part, my bank account. But, and it is a big BUT, very few people I know are fortunate enough to get a chance to realize a dream.

Ok, it's debatable about whether I am just crazy (most of my friends think so), and yes, there's risk, and a big responsibility that goes with it. I have never been more challenged. I have to give this a shot and failure in this instance is not always...well, failure (explain later). There's lots of lessons to be learnt, and opportunities. It's a roller coaster ride - full of thrills and chills.