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We all have something we are called to do, It doesn’t matter if you feel scared or unqualified. Someone is waiting and needs you to be brave and do your thing!
Keeping track of who in your family is going where and when, no matter the size of your family isn’t always easy. Add in a chronic illness like Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis and you may feel like your life is one big game of catch up. This is how I keep our family of four knowing who is going where and when without me having to tell them over and over again.
How we educate our children is an important topic. One that may hold traditions, societal norms, religious beliefs and even necessity. But does it “really” matter what method we use to educate our children? As parents that live in the United States we have the freedom to choose how our children are educated. That is also a good thing. So how does a good thing get so stressful?
Since being diagnosed with a chronic illness years ago, I have learned to adapt and “hack” my days so that I can get through them successfully with the most amount of energy left at the end of the day. No matter how bad of a day I am having, if my house is in “guest ready-ish” condition, I feel like I have a handle on life. So I thought I would share my tips with you!
Have the best school year yet with these top ten tips!
Planning for a new homeschool year is one of my favorite times of the year!
Over the past four years of homeschooling, I have learned a lot about how to have the best year for our family and each year I get excited to implement what I have learned. I bet I’ll finally get it all down when the kids graduate. LOL! I’m kidding. (I hope!)
Inside: Your friend or loved one has Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis, one of the most common autoimmune diseases diagnosed today and you have no idea what they are going through. Here is my best answer.
Homeschooling can be expensive! Selling your used textbooks and curriculum is a great way to keep your homeschool costs as low as possible.
But where, how and when to sell can be a bit intimidating if you are a first time seller. After five years of buying and selling our homeschool textbooks, I’ve picked up a few tips along the way and I’m sharing my system (that includes a cool tracking sheet) with you today!
Inside: Get my top tips for thriving during the holiday season all while being healthy and organized. Grab your FREE planning pages and printable quote to help keep you on your game!
Inside: Find out what to do about all the “expert advice” you hear and what to do if you can’t do what they are advising!
Inside: Get a behind the scenes look at how I manage our busy lives, with one car and manage to get all my errands done and be on time!
Inside: Get 3 awesome fall smoothie recipes, plus find out how I finally beat the cycle of craving sweets during the holidays and falling back into bad eating habits. (Now let’s not get too crazy. A bit here and there is okay!)
Inside: My unconventional answer to the question, “How to stop comparing yourself to others.” As well as tips for you to avoid the comparison trap.
Inside: What does it mean to try to live your life by God’s instructions? How can you tell if it’s God talking and a FREE coloring page to help you be still and listen.
Inside: You will get a simple 5 step plan with free worksheets to take your everyday life from chaos to calm. So you can live the life of your dreams!
Inside: What I wish I knew before switching from a microwave to a convection oven. The good, the bad, and the ugly.
Ahhh….. October. One of my favorite months of the year!
The air is crisp, the leaves are falling, trips to the mountains and farms for fall festivals are on the calendar!
Inside are some products that I am loving right now!
Inside: How I went from a total germaphobe avoiding crowds the entire month of December, to a relaxed mom only slightly wincing when someone coughs around us the week before Christmas.
Did you know that we can “have it all”?
Yaaaaassssss! We can have the satisfaction of writing things down and crossing them off our to-do list AND we can use as much color as we want and not have to worry about a mistake!
Digital planning is totally a thing and I am here for it!