@Larissa : RE-focusing your business takes times, it is definitely not something that you should rush. I'm glad to see you have so many lovely projects on the table
I so wish I could knit! Never got the hand of it lol...!
LOL, I love knitting, but there are so many more things I'd like to learn to do & just will probably never have the time.
Eric and I have been working on a whole new logo/design for Reef Botanicals, still incorporating the paw print to represent Reef, but also representing what we do now - a hive, a chicken, and a mushroom. The tag line is being changed from "handcrafted soaps and other indulgences" to "farm fresh and handcrafted indulgences."
Locally, we'll sell honey, mushrooms, eggs, mushroom growing kits, soaps (a more limited and focused honey & wax related selection) & balms, beeswax candles, and probably other bee-related products once we get into them (maybe propolis tincture?). Online, we'll sell mushroom growing kits, candles, and the soaps/balms/etc.
Once we have a ton, I suppose we may sell honey online as well, but the glass jars and weight will make shipping for those a bit unwieldy, so we'll be selling as much as possible locally first.
We *just* started selling extraneous eggs yesterday, and a friend jokingly asked how much shipping to Michigan would be. Eric told him $5 for postage and $50 for packing peanuts.

I did get roped into doing one infinity scarf for a sale (coworker buying it for her fiance, who just got a new coat), and then I'm back to knitting for my own stuff.
Also, I've been adding a line of adult coloring pages to Fabric of my Mind, so that's new and taking time. But I love to draw, so it's hard to call it "business," really.