Podcast appearances and mentions of oliver demille

Family. Community. Leadership. Lynne Nielsen puts first things first. Join us for this week's episode where we talk about how Lynne started homeschooling, how she found Leadership Education, and how she founded two communities. We also talked about her school's junior program – something I know many communities are interested in learning more about! And so much more! LINKS Dumbing Us Down by John Taylor Gatto TJEd for Teens by Oliver DeMille and Shannon Brooks 7 Habits for Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey Two Temples poem by Hattie Vos Hall Hand that Rocks the Cradle Poem by William Ross Wallace Sterling Nielsen's podcast episode

Most moms are familiar with different homeschooling methods such as Charlotte Mason,  classical education, and interest-led learning, but many homeschooling moms are not familiar with the Leadership Education Approach, or A Thomas Jefferson Education. In this week's episode, Carrie sits down with Heidi Christianson of Realizing Genius to discuss the tenets of Leadership Education, which is based on the Thomas Jefferson Education approach (TJED.com), and how to apply it in your homeschooling.   Pour yourself a cup of coffee, put your feet up, and join Carrie and Heidi for some coffee and conversation about Leadership Education.Follow Heidi at  https://realizinggenius.com or on Instagram @realizinggeniusparadigmCheck out Heidi's two podcasts:  LemiWorks and Realizing Genius.To join a Leadership Community in your area, go to Lemi-U.com for more information or to participate in weekly online training seminars.For more information on Leadership Education or The Thomas Jefferson Approach, read Leadership Education: The Phases of Learning and A Thomas Jefferson Education: Teaching a Generation of Leaders for the Twenty-First Century by Oliver DeMille.Support the showTo purchase Carrie's homeschooling book, Just Breathe (and Take a Sip of Coffee): Homeschool in Step with God), visit Amazon.com. To subscribe to Coffee With Carrie email newsletter and blog, visit https://coffeewithcarrie.org To hear more podcasts about homeschooling, subscribe to Coffee With Carrie Podcast. New episodes are dropped every Thursday.If you enjoy CWC Podcasts, we would love for you to leave a review and a 5-Star Rating. Click HERE#coffeewithcarriepodcast#justbreathesipcoffee#homeschoolencouragement#homeschoolwithcarrie#simplehomeschooling#sabbathhomeschooling

Forms. We talk about them a lot in LEMI. It is definitely a topic that we can go over and over and learn more each time. In this Classic Call, Tiffany Earl shares how to see forms more clearly, know what forms are, and how to understand the behind the scenes belief so you can promote and build the right forms. Tatiana (as her younger self) also makes an appearance! Here are a few things that you might find interesting in this episode: The importance of introducing forms in Core Phase The four types of forms of C.S. Lewis The five categories of forms Judging Forms AND an assignment! NOTE: TJYC was renamed Quest LINKS E Myth Revisited by Michael Gerber The Student Whisperer by Oliver DeMille and Tiffany Earl Surprised by Joy by C.S. Lewis “The Great (and Continuing) Economic Debate of the 20th Century,” by Steve Forbes, Imprimis, March 2006

There are so many negative stereotypes of teens today.  They are rebellious, moody, lazy, and unmotivated.  Just last week, I was talking to a woman whose teen regularly swears and screams at her. What if I told you it didn't need to be this way?  And it starts with YOU. In this week's episode, I talk about why "teenagers" aren't allowed in my home.  And, no.  I don't kick my kids out when they turn thirteen. BOOKS A Thomas Jefferson Education by Oliver DeMille

The Commonwealth Model for homeschool communities was developed by Aneladee Milne with Tiffany Earl. These communities are not the run of the mill homeschool co-op. There is something different about them. Leah Hone has been homeschooling her kids for about 15 years and has graduated her oldest two from the LEMI Continuum. She has a wealth of knowledge about the commonwealth model and shares it with us in this episode. From the difference it makes in a scholar's life to Love of Learner/Core (Junior) programs. Enjoy! LINKS The Courage to be Disliked by Kishimi and Koga A Thomas Jefferson Education by Oliver DeMille

Amy Bowler is an amazing woman who has homeschooled her kids for decades. She was introduced to Thomas Jefferson Education before Oliver DeMille had even published his book! A true pioneer who helped lay the foundation for what we all now enjoy. Amy has mentored all the LEMI projects (except Classical Acting) and even put together a couple of them. Family Foundations is one. She worked with Tiffany Earl and Kathy Mellor to create the membership and the adult project that inspires so many families! Amy and her husband Kent (also a long time LEMI trainer!) have an amazing business where they support families. Be sure to check out their social media (Instagram & Facebook) and their website!

Join us as we discuss the book “A Thomas Jefferson Education Teaching A Generation of Leaders for the Twenty-First Century” by Oliver DeMille.  In this episode we discuss what Leadership Education is and why it is so important to preserving and perpetuating freedom. 

"I'm just one voice, what can I do to make a difference?" We get this question so often. It's an important one. Thanks for asking it! Join us as we discuss Oliver DeMille's essay 'The Calm Before the Storm' as we outline what you can do right now to stand for freedom and feel confident in your voice.

Join us as we discuss Oliver DeMille's book We Hold These Truths to Be Self Evident, 12 Natural Laws of Freedom, Progress, and Success. Natural laws abound in our world and the more we live by and apply these natural laws the more freedom, prosperity, and happiness we will enjoy as individuals , communities and as a nation.

A Thomas Jefferson Education by Oliver DeMille; The Lincoln Hypothesis and The Pilgrim Hypothesis by Timothy Ballard; Fallen Founder by Nancy Isenberg; Blacklisted by History, by M. Stanton Evans

This episode is all about how to inspire learning in your home.It is my first interview, done with a great friend and mentor Stephanie Harris who has 20 years of experience homeschooling 8 kids and is a witty, insightful beautiful person who gave awesome little nuggets of wisdom for us to enjoy. For the full-length interview visit hatchingcuriosity.com to learn how she got her start with homeschooling and 3 great pieces of advice for new homeschooling families. To learn more about a Thomas Jefferson Education check out the book Leadership Education: The Phases of Learning by Oliver DeMille (affiliate link)

If growing talk of civil war is making you nervous, you're not alone. Brandon Smith has a take worth considering. Also, a terrific article from Oliver DeMille on the biggest problems with modern politics and what we can do about them. How personal responsibility blunts the power of the state over us. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

Chaz Freutel is blessed to have served and currently serve many wonderful organizations. Chaz started his business, Get-U-Connected LLC, in 2009 to connect small business owners with the products, services and people they need to succeed. I've been learning a lot lately about why it's so important to have an entrepreneurial mindset, and it isn't just to become an entrepreneur. I've been listening to a talk by Oliver DeMille of A Thomas Jefferson Education (tjed.org), and he talks a lot about the development of our economy and our education. In this talk, he's discussing how our society has come through an institutional era and has now crossed into an innovation era. Yet, our education and our beliefs are still stuck in the institutional era. There are still reasons why we need institutions, and institutional education, but our economy is shifting toward the development of innovation. I've been talking so much about entrepreneurship because I think this is an important concept for shaping our family culture so that we can develop this idea of supporting our families to be more intentional. Being intentional often means being innovative, creative, and adaptable. In this episode with Chaz, we talk a lot about how families can intentionally support opportunities for developing an innovative attitude through service, through intentionally creating memorable experiences with neighbors and friends, and through helping our children be more capable of giving of their talents and resources. Chaz says, "show up filled up" meaning that we don't walk into situations, like neighborhoods, church, work, or even school, waiting to be given something. We show up asking ourselves "what can I contribute?" Being resourceful makes it easier to network, and to make an impact through your own contributions. When that becomes a habit, you begin to build a reputation of service and resourcefulness that allows you to connect with people who need help or can help you reach your goals. A family culture that values service, resourcefulness, connection with our friends and neighbors, innovation, creativity, and building a legacy is what my message is all about. I want to help you find ways to instill these values into your family culture, and that's what this episode is all about. Join the Family Success Toolkit Free Membership http://homeandfamilyculture.com

In honor of Independence Day, IEW is offering free shipping on all standard domestic shipping from July 1–10. Join us as Andrew and Julie talk about the history of "freedomship" and the importance of educated leaders. REFERENCED MATERIALS: Freedomship 2018 A Thomas Jefferson Education by Oliver DeMille (Amazon Affiliate) Rhetoric by Aristotle (Amazon Affiliate) Adam and Missy Andrews  Teaching the Classics by Adam and Missy Andrews Animal Farm by George Orwell (Amazon Affiliate) Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass by Frederick Douglass (Amazon Affiliate) "What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July?" speech by Frederick Douglass  Click here to listen to Andrew Pudewa reciting an excerpt of Frederick Douglass' speech "What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?". Linguistic Development through Poetry Memorization by Andrew Pudewa Remember to send your questions to Podcast@IEW.com, and perhaps yours will be answered the next time we Ask Andrew Anything (AAA). If you have any questions about IEW or our products, do not hesitate to contact our Customer Service Team at 800.856.5815 or Info@IEW.com

Stephen Palmer has been through many stages since he started his first entrepreneurial enterprise at age 15.  He shares how he used the cash flow from real estate to parlay himself into a passionate writing career and even further into creating businesses that align with his core values. He shares his understanding of the abundance mindset and how he's used it to start several small businesses and take them from start up to living his dream. Stephen Palmer is the author of Manifest Destiny: Choosing a Life of Greatness and Uncommon Sense: A Common Citizen’s Guide to Rebuilding America, the founder of Life Manifestos, a Strongbrook business owner, and a book ghostwriter for mission-driven leaders. Stephen Palmer co-authored, with Garrett Gunderson, the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Businessweek, and Amazon bestseller Killing Sacred Cows: Overcoming the Financial Myths that are Destroying Your Prosperity. He also co-authored, with Kris Krohn, The Conscious Creator: 6 Laws for Manifesting Your Masterpiece Life, as well as Hub Mentality: Shifting from Business Transactions to Community Interactions with Carl Woolston. A political independent and dedicated learner and promoter of personal, financial, and governmental freedom, Stephen Palmer is passionate about political philosophy, economics, history, personal finance, entrepreneurship, religion and spirituality, family, education and culture. (See Stephen's favorite books and movies.) Stephen Palmer graduated from a liberal arts college where he was mentored by Oliver DeMille. Stephen Palmer has also been privileged to be mentored by Steve D’Annunzio. Stephen Palmer is also a graduate and faculty member of Wizard Academy, a “non-traditional business school” with an emphasis on the art and science of persuasive communication. Stephen Palmer and his wife, “Queen Karina,” are raising their four children in southern Utah. When Stephen is not writing or spending time with his family, you’ll find him reading, gardening, or canyoneering in Zion National Park.   http://stephendpalmer.com http://www.facebook.com/stephenpalmer76 http://pinterest.com/stephenpalmer76 http://www.youtube.com/causeofliberty  

Oliver Demille, author of FreedomShift and LeaderShift - explains that, approximately every century, a nation makes a shift - either toward freedom, or toward force. In 1776 we had a Freedom Shift in America. In 1913-1936 we experienced a Force Shift with the implementation of the Federal income tax, the Federal Reserve, the change in the election of Senators and finally the redefinition of the general welfare clause.DeMille has studied nations and history over the last 3,000 years and says we’re in line for a coming shift — a world-scale shift - rather than just a national one, due to the increasing global nature of our technological society.Will we experience a force shift or a Freedom Shift? The momentum, DeMille claims, is toward a force shift. But he also shares that there’s much hope for a FreedomShift. In any shift, 95-97% of the people are not even involved. They simply don’t care. This leaves 3-5% of the populace to make things happen, and that number is split between the people wanting more force and those wanting more freedom. So, in essence, if we want a Freedom Shift, we only need to comprise about 2.5% of the population.Seems doable — especially with the rising interest in Liberty in this country. DeMille shares that three important choices must be made by 2.5% of the population in order to insure a freedom shift.1) We need more entrepreneurs. Historically nations with a solid base of entrepreneurs experience freedom. Or if force is imposed on them, it doesn’t last long. Entrepreneurship and Slavery do not co-exist.2) We need more voracious readers and independent thinkers who get involved in the fight for freedom. You can’t be a nation of sheep believing everything you see in the media or read in tabloids and be free for long. People who read voraciously tend to think more independently and thus value freedom more.3) We need more tribal leaders. A tribal leader is someone who leads other people with similar interests. But tribes go beyond interests and niches. DeMille explains, “When your relationships with one person or more in a given niche reach the point that you deeply care about these people, and they about you, you are part of a new tribe.” (FreedomShift)In FreedomShift, DeMille does not throw his support toward any candidate, party or ideology.Join Julie Ann and Oliver, as he gives a clear overview of the various players and how we can more proactively work together for a FreedomShift this time around.

October 7, 2008 11:00-12:00 (pacific)*** Homeschooling Through High School, with Rebecca KochenderferToday we will covering chapter EIGHT of Homeschooling and Loving It! If you do not already have a copy of this book, it is available at www.Homeschool.com/HLI*** Today's Special Guest: Rachel DeMilleRachel DeMille is wife of Oliver DeMille, author of A Thomas Jefferson Education. She is the co-author of Leadership Education: The Phases of Learning. She and her husband Oliver have been homeschooling their 8 children for almost 18 years. This month marks the launch of their new website, www.TJEdOnline.com.

October 7, 2008 11:00-12:00 (pacific)*** Homeschooling Through High School, with Rebecca KochenderferToday we will covering chapter EIGHT of Homeschooling and Loving It! If you do not already have a copy of this book, it is available at www.Homeschool.com/HLI*** Today's Special Guest: Rachel DeMilleRachel DeMille is wife of Oliver DeMille, author of A Thomas Jefferson Education. She is the co-author of Leadership Education: The Phases of Learning. She and her husband Oliver have been homeschooling their 8 children for almost 18 years. This month marks the launch of their new website, www.TJEdOnline.com.