Rachel (caller)

I'm starting to feel like I'm running out of time to spend with my son.

Correct.

If we went down to just one income, my husband's income, we'd be at,

I have a teeny tiny little business where I'm a farmer florist and I grow flowers for bouquets and do wedding work in the summertime.

This past summer, we had a short season since we moved, only about four months, but I was able to bring in flowers.

uh 15 grand in revenue probably around eight grand in profit so not not a whole lot of money but i definitely have lots of ideas and think i could grow it um if i had some more time at home and mental capacity and then what's the payoff date on the house if you guys stayed as is and you kept working what would what would be the anticipated payoff of the home

I think if we went gazelle and pencil on it, it would be five years is what we're coming up with on paper.

We just moved a year ago.

We have about 160 in equity.

We have a lot of land as part of it.

I'm hesitant to do that because we didn't just move.

Hey, John.

I was just going to ask you what you and Ken thought about us piling up the money to kind of help with the transition from

building up my side hustle more for a couple years to give us some margin, if you thought that would be sustainable or if that would be a good option.

I just love it.

It's

gives me the juice, as Ken would say, that I don't really get day-to-day with my office job.

So I, well, me and my husband, because I am married, we have about $35,000 in student loans, but it's all from me getting my bachelor's.

And I mentioned to him, like, I just want to get really intense about paying it off.

But he, when I mentioned for myself getting a second job, he really wasn't for that.