Feeling Overwhelmed? The Small Shift That Helped Me Finally Make Progress!
Feeling overwhelmed by a big project? This simple mindset shift helped me stop stressing and start making steady progress one day at a time.
Explore practical resources, ideas, and encouragement for navigating the transitions, challenges, and opportunities that come with life beyond homeschooling.

Feeling overwhelmed by a big project? This simple mindset shift helped me stop stressing and start making steady progress one day at a time.

Want to learn how to keep your kids from backsliding? Reset for Parents by Todd Friel is a must-read for all Christian parents!

As our children face the cultural "giants" of society, Will They Stand? Ken Ham teaches us how to parent kids to face these giants and STAND!

Want to raise successful kids? Dennis Dinoia shows you (and me) how to create independently responsible learners in his new book, TEACH.

Trying to form a new habit? This FREE printable can help! Use it to encourage yourself as you track your accomplishments!

The purpose of my LIFE posts is to share little tidbits of what is going on in my world, that would otherwise probably NOT make it into a blog post! Sometimes good, sometimes …

School Is Where the Home Is by Anita Mellott is a devotional book for homeschool parents filled with 180 short nuggets of inspiration, encouragement, and practical helps. Each …

I am determined to become better at accomplishing my yearly goals! In my quest, I have discovered three important things about goal setting! And, I’ve created a …

As most of you probably know, I am the mama of four boys (6 year old twins and 4 year old twins) plus one princess! With that said, there was no way I was going to turn down …

I made these cards awhile back as gifts for the recipients of my Pay It Forward post. I got some really positive comments from the ladies that I sent them to, so I decided to …
The other night I was home alone with the kiddos getting them ready for bed. Once everyone was fast asleep, I went to check in on each one. As I made my rounds, the silence of …
