Re-Centering to My Happy Place
Like a jet ski buzzing my bow, the summer was a ride that went by like a blur. It was rough at times, but rewarding. Most importantly, I came out unscathed. Before the snow was even off the ground my garage was filled with kayaks. My business, Small Craft Outfitters , was in business for its second year. We had exponentially more kayaks and guided kayak fishing trips this year. I feel truly blessed to have had such a good year already! We still aren't out of the red yet, but we will get there. Someday. I love bringing my passion of kayak fishing to others through my writing, forums, social media, selling kayaks, and guiding. Between the business adventures, my family, volunteer EMT work, and day job the summer filled up to the brim. As the season wound down, my wife reminded me to be cautious. She doesn't want to see my passion become a job or a grind. I had only gotten out on the water a couple times all season for pleasure. Even then, it seemed I was piggy-back