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Jack's Firewood (RISKS, REWARDS (RISKS (EQUIPMENT ACCIDENTS (I can…

- - - - I can accept a firewood trailer that collapsed on the job.
      - I can accept something that failed on the wood splitter.
      - I hope to accept an all-terrain vehicle rollover, if I can jump out in time!
    - - I can accept a falling tree getting hung up in another tree.
      - I can accept to quickly get out of a falling tree's way.
      - I can accept the dangers of cutting a tree down.
    - - I can accept walking on rough terrain.
      - I can accept driving over rough terrain.
      - I can accept carrying logs over rough terrain.
    - - I accept working on very hot days.
      - I can accept working on very cold days.
      - As long as there's no lightning or hail, I can work in different weather conditions.
  - - - My business will help me to develop new skills.
      - My business will teach me to be more responsible.
      - My business will help me to improve my social skills.
    - - I'll be happy serving the needs of others.
      - I'll even be happy for myself!
      - I'll be happy with the work I'm doing in my business.
    - - My hard work will be payed off with the income I earn.
      - I know people would be happy to pay me for my firewood.
      - My income shows customers who wanted my firewood.
    - - I'll be recognized as a firewood seller.
      - I might be recognized with the good firewood I sell.
      - I hope to be recognized as the go-to person for firewood!
- - - - I would produce firewood as profit.
      - I would use my own land to harvest firewood.
      - I would rely on myself to do the business.
    - - A personal goal I have is to serve other people.
      - A professional goal I have is to sell processed firewood for income.
      - My business would allow me to achieve both goals.
    - - My business would allow me to be very flexible.
      - I can be flexible with other responsibilities.
      - I can also be flexible with family.
    - - My business would be on my own property.
      - My property is where I'll store my inventory.
      - My home will be my business and living quarters.
  - - - I can identify different tree species.
      - I know when a tree is ready to become firewood.
      - A rotten tree is no good for firewood!
    - - I can operate a chainsaw.
      - I can operate an all-terrain vehicle.
      - I can operate a wood splitter.
    - - I can cut a tree into logs.
      - I can haul the logs out of the woods.
      - I can split the logs into smaller pieces.
    - - I know how to properly stack firewood.
      - I know how to cover stacked firewood.
      - I know how long firewood needs to dry for.