You’ve started — now it’s about building a rhythm.
You’re past the very beginning. You’ve planted things, tried things, or already have some food growing. That’s huge.
What usually gets people stuck at this stage isn’t effort — it’s consistency. Without a simple rhythm or structure, things tend to happen in bursts and then fade out.
What usually helps most at this stage
Having a simple, repeatable routine
Knowing what to focus on each week
Growing a few things well instead of many things poorly
Being in a rhythm with other people
Progress comes from rhythm, not intensity.
Your best next step
The fastest way to move forward is to follow a simple, structured growing rhythm that helps you stay consistent and actually see results over time.
Doing this with others makes it easier
We have a community chat where people share what they’re growing, stay accountable, and hear about upcoming workdays and gatherings.
It’s a good way to stay in rhythm and not drift away from what you’re building.
Small, consistent steps beat big bursts of effort.