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We share how a rural retreat reshaped our mindset, business, and home life, and how human design and tapping gave us tools for calmer choices. The story moves from sisterhood and inner work to grain hauling, cattle chores, and parenting an 18-year-old with grace.

• retreat takeaways on community, clarity, and courage
• human design as a tool for roles and parenting
• tapping for stress release and focus
• building rural sisterhood online and in-person
• balancing inner work with farm work
• grain bag lessons and logistics wins
• cows home, hay grinding, and preparation
• parenting at 18, legal steps, and independence
• planning for fall without Henry on the farm
• weather needs and the Iowa Beef Expo

If you have any questions or anything that you would like for us to discuss, please get a hold of us at farmersgreatasset at gmail.com
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We explore how a hyperbaric oxygen chamber became both a recovery tool and a quiet room for deep thinking and writing. A tough injury, a lifetime of training, and faith in timing connect into a framework for turning setbacks into direction.

• why the hyperbaric “healing pod” supports physical recovery and calm focus
• how screen-free solitude unlocks clearer thinking and better journaling
• using simple prompts to spark insight and momentum
• reframing failure as data and opportunity
• connecting past training and work to faster rehab decisions
• mapping your timeline to spot the sequence in your story
• practical steps to slow down, listen, and write

Please check us out. Email us at farmersgreatest asset at gmail.com and remember it's a good day to have a great day

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We move from frozen pumps and calves in the shop to the deeper work of turning a family farm into a disciplined business with clear roles, healthy boundaries, and a resilient plan. Markets are tough, margins are thin, and we choose structure, community, and courage over constant crisis.

• cold snap stories and calving wins
• market report fallout and cash flow choices
• phones ringing and carving quiet time
• treating the farm like a business
• marketing plans, budgeting, and systems
• redefining roles and dropping old scripts
• boundaries that protect focus and energy
• adaptability without living in crisis mode
• equipment costs, debt, and cooperation
• community over competition for resilience
• stepping into a new identity with purpose
• inviting audacious dreams into the calendar

Send me an email. I'd love to hear them. farmersgreatestasset@gmail.com. Tell us what new chapter you're starting. Even if it's just to put it on paper somewhere, make that first step into existence.

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