First, set up a solid financial base for yourself so that no matter what happens to the business, you'll be financially fine. And then just let it rip...go for

First, set up a solid financial base for yourself so that no matter what happens to the business, you'll be financially fine. And then just let it rip...go for it. $400k a year is only the beginning. Take it to $4m. Like someone else here said, that'll definitely give you a lot to do. If you don't do it, the risk is that someone else will in due time. It could be a lot of fun and personally rewarding especially if you already have a solid financial set set up and especially if the growth means you can take on employees to create new jobs. Job creation, especially in the community where you live, is a huge net positive. If any of this resonated with you, then you know what to do.