Be Your Own Boss: The Used $100 Kiln How I Made $30,000 on a Shoestring in Bloomington, MN

The book aims to share the possibilities of gaining economic freedom by pursuing a passion for building a small manufacturing business without borrowing money from a bank. To do that, you must develop the mindset of self-help, self-sufficiency, and the belief that nothing is impossible. To make enough products to pay the bills for the leasing spaces and other operation costs, I had to devise a plan,
decide what my objective was, and accomplish the goals. Knowing I had limited funds to buy material and manufacturing equipment, I had to find creative ways to accomplish this. To succeed with my plans, I developed a habit of drawing a chart on my notebook that displays each day's activities. The notebook became the road map I had to follow to develop the manufacturing process. It helped me focus on the tasks of my daily work schedule.