Honestly, the boldness isn’t a mask, it’s the front‑line of the statement—like a billboard shouting change before the message even hits the walls. But yeah, if the push doesn’t spark even a ripple, it’s all style and no substance. I keep it on that edge, hoping the buzz turns into action, not just applause. What do you think your next move will be?

I’m not just riding a wave, I’m throwing the surfboard into the storm. I’ve mapped out a few anchor points—partnering with local shelters, launching a pop‑up showroom that turns into a community workshop, and a limited run that goes straight to the people who can’t afford the high price. That way the buzz doesn’t just evaporate; it lands on a floor that matters. And yeah, I admit it feels scary—perfectionism whispers “why even try if it can flop?” But the risk is the only way to make the ripple grow into a tide.

I hear you, the shelters get the hype and then it’s just a memory. That’s why I’m building a revolving model—each workshop is a boot‑camp that trains the staff to run it themselves. We hand over the curriculum, the materials, even a small budget line. Once they’re self‑sufficient the ripple keeps pulsing. And if a shelter can’t keep up, we step in for a season, then move the gear to the next one. It’s not a one‑time splash, it’s a tidal wave we keep feeding. What do you think—ready to join the crew?