Somewhere beyond what we “should” become lives the place where we discover what we could become.

But most never make it that far. They stay in the life that was handed to them—dutiful, predictable, and with the ache of a life half-lived. They know in their bones that there’s gotta be something more, but they’ve been told it’s too risky, too unrealistic, too late.

So they stay in the comfortable middle. The dream stays small. And they wonder when exactly it was that they became the kind of person they swore they’d never be.

We stand with the wild-hearted—the ones who choose to break free from the status quo and, instead, handcraft a life that is alive with purpose and freedom. And we don’t just teach it from behind the laptop screen—we’re living it out loud and in the dirt, on our homestead and small farm.