You don’t have to be rich to homeschool

When I decided to quit my job and stay home to homeschool I had to switch my brain from bread winner to money saver. My role initially when homeschooling wasn’t about making money anymore like I did with my job, it was about saving money. In Human Resources we are seen as a cost center Read More …

How to homeschool without the help of family

As I look back on my homeschool journey I am amazed at how it all worked out. I had three kids within seven years, so for me, my kid’s births were spaced out fairly nicely. However, for various reasons, I did not have help from family during my homeschooling journey. Most of my family lived Read More …

The Covid-19 blessing

As I sit here thinking about what’s going on in the world, I can’t help realize something. Covid-19 has done what we could not do ourselves. It has slowed down the world. It has forced people to pause and spend time with family. It has forced people to reflect and given people opportunities, although this Read More …

Time to Face Your Fears

Everyone has fears. There are some fears that most people have in common. Fear of not being enough, fear of loss, fear of being ourselves, etc. The list goes on. Well, today my goal is to help you face some of these fears. If we look closely at our fears we will see how irrational Read More …

Moving forward from the past

As I have worked on myself more and more, I have come to see some very important things. I would like to share with you some of these things in hopes they may help you along your journey as well. Recently, I realized I always had a ‘weakness’ for chocolate chip cookies. I just thought Read More …

Craving or Sabotage?

Many years into my marriage and parenting I found myself at an unhappy point in my life. The feeling was a feeling of loss, like I had somehow lost myself. At first my thought was to blame my spouse and kids. I had lost myself because of them. What I have since learned is that Read More …