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Sometimes, when we see a new product or company we can be skeptical just because they are new; however, that is not a sufficient reason alone to be skeptical of a company. I don't just say this because I have this new company: I have had other companies before. I say this because there are lots of legitimate small businesses out there being held back, because we are creatures of habit. We shop the same place, eat the same place, etc. We may be missing out on opportunities to do business with a family owned business, because we have watched too many commercials for a big business. We are a family owned business and we depend on your support.

I also shared this because I know many people who have dreams and good ideas that just need the right backing that get discouraged and quit before they can get off the ground. Just because the first few people you present the idea too do not like it doesn't mean it is a bad idea. Keep trying, you may have the next Billion dollar idea and even if it worth only a million: wouldn't that make a big difference in your life and those you know. Keep thinking up ideas, keep trying your ideas, and keep pushing toward your goals. 

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