Rachel Cruze

But you have to understand, I'm only doing it about 20 hours.

Probably about 60.

All right.

And for me, you know, I don't have any debt in my business because it's all been, so all the money that I've been making, I've just been paying off all my equipment, you know, so our family has.

No, we have no household debt.

We have no credit card debt.

I would say on the most expensive end, maybe $4,500 a month.

Okay.

Well, you can quit tomorrow if you want.

My wife works at the court, so I can get on her medical.

We have about $20,000 in savings for our nest egg, no credit card debt.

I mean, and I know this, but me being the sole provider and going into the unknown, it's almost like I feel like I'm getting a divorce.

You know, for 20 years, I've almost been at that job longer than I have not been at that job.

No, it's not.

It's just that getting the courage enough...

You know, getting the courage enough to do it.

And that's what I'm after.

I felt like I started when I was young, and my priorities as I've gotten older have changed drastically about what's important to me.

And just time with my family and just being able to prove to myself that I'm able to make a living for myself.

But it's a very scary thing to do when you leave the unknown.