Welcome, dream builders! Today, I am sharing a deeply personal and raw experience with you as I stand in my office on the day I’m moving out. This space, once a home design studio where dreams were built and sold, is now transitioning into a new chapter. In this blog post, I’ll delve into the emotions and insights that led me to make this change and explore the universal question of how to know when it’s time for a change.

Welcome to the all-new Building Dreams Network, your go-to place where inspiration meets action to construct the life of your dreams. I’m Becky Hurley, and today I’m sharing a behind-the-scenes video as I move out of my office, a space filled with dreams, challenges, and the echoes of my journey. Join me as I unveil the deep, personal aspects of my life and share the transformative power of inner healing.

Picture this: it’s winter in Wisconsin, the end of 2020, mid-pandemic, and you are having a record year for your small business. This was our reality. The positive result of a crazy year was a boom in our home-building business.

2020. An unforgettable year for so many of us. A global pandemic, struggling economy, and worldwide turmoil for so many reasons. A lot of us struggled to comprehend how much bad a year could bring that we forgot to take a look at all the good, too. For Noah and I, this was definitely the […]

Scott Spaulding is a wildly successful entrepreneur who has practiced as a veterinarian in Rock County, Wisconsin for 25 years. As a farm kid from the area, Scott always had a passion for working with animals and livestock in particular. Contrary to how many practitioners view their work, however, Scott viewed his veterinary practice as […]

No childcare and cloth diapers are two hills I would die on. At least, I would have before I had kids. Much like most soon-to-be parents, I had all of these ideas about things that would make me the perfect mom. Before I had kids, I lived in the mindset that I wouldn’t need childcare. […]

Albert Einstein. Oprah Winfrey. Tom Cruise. Aside from their wild success, what is the common denominator between these icons? Dyslexia. There has been a certain stigma around dyslexia for a long time. Imagine being a parent whose child is diagnosed with this condition, and all of the fears and uncertainties that come with it. Hopefully, […]

It all started with a road trip. Circa 2010, Noah and I were headed to Florida, and he had convinced me to read a book to him- out loud- the whole way. Noah’s pick was “Rich Dad, Poor Dad.” This road trip led us to start a different adventure, taking classes all over the United States for the next two years and starting to buy foreclosures.