I find myself really up against a wall with so many things to do to get it all done by myself. Incorporating is a simple process - if its what you do for a living. A lawyer who knows what they are doing could get into this and be done with it in hours, I am sitting here trying to read all the IRS's tax codes and New York State incorporating guidelines. Not that I am complaining, I am doing it because this is the way I like to do things. I want to know fully what the implications and limitations of becoming a Non-profit are and how then to construct the company. In order to do something I think you need to do it right.
This is my mother's point. Focus for the time being on the trip, then do the non-profit once I'm back. "Things will be a lot clearer then and you will have a firmer idea of exactly what you will be doing, it also might be easier to get donations." The logic is sound. Rather than working over the next couple months to learn all there is to know about backpacking and Sierra Leone, and setting up and running an entire non-profit company operating on multiple continents, she is saying save the company for after. As far as mental space in the brain, this does make a good amount of sense.
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