Take my Masterclass to learn why and what to do about it right now:
because you want to give your kids
better than what the world offers them.
But it doesn't feel the way you thought it would.
The curriculum you picked is beautiful, but feels overwhelming.
And yet, you still have the feeling you’re not doing enough.
You spend hours grading and not enough of the cozy, carefree time you looked forward to when you started.
Promised field trips and playdates never happen, because you’re worried they’ll get further behind if you take time off.
Your kids are fighting with each other all the time and you don’t know what to do.
You spend more time lecturing them about how to respond appropriately to their mother than you do connecting with them.
And every time you turn around the toddler is on the top of the refrigerator.
You feel guilty whenever you see the stack of unfinished, overdue read-alouds.
You’re trying to balance the house and homeschooling, but nothing is actually getting done, at least not well.
You send your husband angry and frustrated texts all day complaining about the kid’s attitudes, to the point where he’s ready to send them to school to give you a break.
When your mom calls and wants to know what you’ve been up to all day, you’re at a loss of what to tell her, because you’re afraid of what she’ll say.
You’ve tried to implement the advice that seasoned homeschoolers give you or that you read on a blog. It worked for a little while, sort of, but then somewhere along the line it stopped working
and now you feel like you’re back at square one.
You wish you had more peace.
You wish your relationships with your kids felt more connected and less stressful.
You want to make decisions without second guessing yourself all the time.
You want to have a schedule that WORKS for your family.
You want to have systems in place to manage the stuff.
You want to have more patience so you can enjoy your kids more.
You want to laugh, play, and be present, and still get the to-do list done.
You want to be more consistent.
You want to trust yourself more.
You want to stop the negative self-talk.
You want to stop wasting money on materials, and planners, that go unused.
You want to stop wasting time researching curriculum and planners trying to get it right, when you’d rather be with your kids.
Only the way you make right for your family.
The reason that the curricula, planners, advice from bloggers, more seasoned homeschoolers, and social media groups haven’t worked for you (for more than five minutes) is that they are geared only toward teaching you their strategy.
You’ve been trying to replicate what has worked for someone else.
But, you are a unique mama, with unique children, and unique circumstances.
Tired of trying to figure out what that is on your own?
Then you need to come work with me.
I am your Life Coach.
Which means that
I help you THINK DIFFERENTLY.
When you learn how to think differently and gain confidence, then you stop looking to other people to tell you what to do for your family and instead you BECOME the expert.
so you can start enjoying the experience of your life
and start answering this call from God to homeschool your children more intentionally.
helps you learn how to trust yourself and
create the right way to homeschool your family,
or the season of life you’re currently in.
- Learn how to have awareness of the negative thought patterns that are keeping you stuck
- Practical, doable tools to get out of the negative thought patterns quickly so you can show up the way you want to.
- Set aside the judgments you have about yourself and about your kids.
- Tap into what you want for your future relationships with your children and start taking intentional steps to create them now.
- Learn the art of self-discipline so you never have to rely on willpower to do what you say you’re going to do.
- Learn how to make high quality, confident decisions without second guessing yourself.
- You learn how to regulate your own emotions so you stop living in fear, anxiety, stress, and overwhelm all the time.
- You learn how to teach your children how to regulate theirs.
- You stop making decisions from stress and overwhelm.
- You stop people pleasing and/or overreacting to normal stresses of life.
- Set healthy boundaries to protect the peace you learn how to create during coaching.
- Set Goals and Prioritize your time week to week by creating doable routines that actually work for you.
- Plan ahead for the hard days like when kids are sick, you’re pregnant, or in the newborn phase, so life can keep going and you never feel ‘behind.’
- Plan for intentional breaks to stay connected with yourself, with God, your husband, and your kids.
- Set aside the worldly expectations of education. You said No to that for a reason.
- Set aside expectations of how you thought homeschooling should look.
- Root yourself in God’s plan for your family, so that you get the most important things done every day.
- Evaluate quickly and efficiently, so you’re confident about what you should be focusing on at any given time.
- Homeschool for heaven, while also ensuring that your kids are prepared to do the work God has for them to do in this world.
- We meet weekly so I can help you clean up your brain of all the doubt, fear, and distrust that is blocking your God-given wisdom on a consistent, reliable basis.
- Together we make a doable plan for you to protect the peace you leave each session with, so you can maintain the calm you desire to have and show up the way you actually want to.
- Have accountability rooted in the Holy Spirit as you learn how to evaluate and tweak along the way so you make continual progress toward you goals.
- Email support between sessions when needed.
- She is no longer sending angry, desperate texts to her husband during the day.
- She is better able to regulate her emotions to become calm and peaceful, faster.
- She has stopped people pleasing.
- She got hours back in her day that used to be spent grading, worrying, researching, and getting distracted on her phone.
- The weekends are actual days off.
- She no longer goes to bed feeling drained and now wakes up rested.
- She is listening deeply to her children, instead of over explaining and shaming them.
- She spends quality time with her husband every single day.
- She’s laughing with and creating memories with her kids.
- She has time to deep clean her pantry and trade the seasonal clothes over.
- She’s trusting herself to know when it’s time to pause a curriculum to focus on the essentials.
- She is connecting with God throughout the day, instead of waiting for “all the stars to align” for her quiet prayer time to happen.
- She no longer sees challenges in children’s behavior or education as deficits.
- She sees her children’s ‘failures’ as opportunities for growth, instead of problems that need to be fixed.
- She is better able to allow other people to have their emotions without taking them on herself.
- She no longer feels overwhelmed by her child’s autism.
- She trusts herself to know what is best for her child with ADHD.
- She’s really enjoying her teenagers.
- She is able to quickly evaluate any given situation to know exactly what she should be doing, instead of freezing in indecision.
- Her husband has noticed the positive changes in her.
- She’s training her kids to do chores well, so it’s not all on her.
- She has said to her husband, “I’m really loving our life!”
- She is more willing to tweak and pivot when things aren’t working, rather than abandon plans and waste time (and money) on entirely new things.
- She unites her will to God’s will every single day, even on the hard days.
- Her kids are making consistent progress in their studies.
- She’s incorporating more of what they are interested in.
- She has a doable morning routine that allows them to get what she wants done before school starts.
- She takes a break every day
- She smiles at her husband when he comes home after work and her marriage feels more connected.
