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My husband and I started a business here just the end of last year, and we're making pretty good money,

but it's not quite enough to make ends meet. And at this point, we've put pretty much everything

we have into it. And it has a potential, but we're just trying to figure out some more ways to bring money into the business to try to increase that to make ends meet.

What kind of business?

It's an indoor baseball training facility.

Okay.

And you said you've sunk everything into it.

What does that mean?

Pretty much.

We started completely debt-free.

We pulled an SBA loan, ended up being about $3.25. We put, we had a very large chunk of money in the bank

when we started. Part of that was going towards our security deposit. The other we kept was about

$40,000 in the bank. Now we're to the point where we have

about $30,000 in credit card debts. We've used my husband's 401k, and our entire savings is put into it as well.

There were some factors that came up that we weren't really expecting for, and that money ended up going

towards the business. Was the business ever profitable to where you weren't needing to go into debt for it?

Well, I mean, well, we're not really behind yet on the business.

I mean, the money that we spent on credit cards and stuff was actually to get the business

open and started.

We've brought in about 52,000 since we

opened December, like mid-December. So it's making money, but I mean, our lease payment's

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