• @[email protected]
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    8 months ago

    If you’re anything like me then you are planning the perfect version of your project and won’t be happy unless you can get there straight away. We have a physical storefront, many people to organise, legal obligations as a business, and we work with several other charities and businesses that we need to coordinate with. That’s why I like having some people who I know are there to work on admin tasks.

    When we started though, it was just three university students distributing food from the back of a car. Start small, with what you and your people can manage, and you’ll grow and adjust in time. And if it turns out that you can’t make it work, then you still made a difference in the time you were operating and you still had a good time with your friends along the way. There’s a recent post that’s very pertinent that I’ll try to find and link to

    EDIT: https://chaos.social/@saxnot/112349120606446433

    • db0OP
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      18 months ago

      For the record, I’ve already started. We’ve been going for a year and a half now in fact , but the process to make this into some sort of entity etc is all on me so I can’t do it all

      • @[email protected]
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        18 months ago

        Ah, nice! I don’t have any specific advice for that front because I only joined my thing when it was mostly set up and going strong already