This is all new to me, blogging and entrepreneurship, it's very overwhelming at the moment. I have always had a dream of owning my own business but never new in what. Sometimes when I drive by empty lots or office space availability, I think to myself "this is a great space for a gas station" or "Rosario, an amazing cook, should open a restaurant here" In some of the areas that I have thought that a gas station would be a great idea, years later one was build there. Then I wish I could have acted on my idea. 
I did have my own small home daycare for about 10 years when my children were little. I really enjoyed it, it was a lot of hard work, but being able to stay at home with my children and provide a home environment for other children was worth it. 
My husband dreams of starting up his own business, I love his idea. I am hoping that sometime this summer will be able to come up with a plan, a place and a date to begin the adventure. 
I know that class will help me learn more and give me a better insight on what it takes to be an entrepreneurship

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