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Hey oh! It's another solo Steve episode! My lovely partner Kathryn is working VERY hard with our kiddos during 4-H achievement days! So this past weekend we decided to have a date night while the kids went to a rodeo with their Uncle. So I decided to plan a bit of it out and surprise her. We also had some impromptu fun! I decided this would be a good subject to tackle again, solo, and share my thoughts. I pulled from 2 different articles as well which fit perfectly!

what up guys, welcome to another great show. today we have a guest that talks about an encounter that he recently had with a young lady.  His experience was shocking! i wasn't expecting what he told me. I also cover topic that caters around my book " How to catch a Thot" This an episode you don't want to miss. Tap in NOW.   don't forget to hit that like button and SHARE SHARE 

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In this episode of “Safety 1st” I am discussing the important of environmental awareness and protecting one’s self during everyday life adventures, be they heading to the store or leaving for work. Maybe you can relate or someone you know will get something out of this podcast episode! Sit back, get an understanding, SHARE SHARE with a friend, and repost! Hope you guys and gals enjoy!! Thank you again for tuning in, I am humbled and I truly appreciate ALL of the support I have received thus far! If you are new to the QzoneFreeality Podcast, PLEASE like, comment and SUBSCRIBE!! Music provided by YouTube: Neotic | Relax Your Mind 2 [lofi / chillHop / jazzhop]

In this episode of “the Secret is out” I finally get to announce that my wife and I are expecting our first child together! I also touch on fatherhood and how my experience with my father has affected my care for children. Maybe you can relate or someone you know will get something out of this podcast episode! Sit back, get an understanding, SHARE SHARE with a friend, and repost! Hope you guys and gals enjoy!! Happy New Year & thank you all again for tuning in, I am humbled and truly appreciative of the support I have received thus far! If you are new to the QzoneFreeality Podcast, PLEASE SUBSCRIBE, like and comment!!! Music provided by YouTube: Neotic | Inspire Your Soul [lofi / chillHop / jazzhop]

“Quarantine Series” finale (Hindsight 2020) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ In this episode of “Quarantine Series finale” I am reflecting on the year 2020 and what the year has exposed and forced me to learn (hence Hindsight 2020). I feel like everyone has been affected by the pandemic and new wave of normalcy. Maybe you can relate or someone you know will get something out of this podcast episode! Sit back, get an understanding, SHARE SHARE with a friend, and repost! Hope you guys and gals enjoy!! Thank you again for tuning in, I am humbled and truly appreciative of the support I have received thus far! If you are new to the QzoneFreeality Podcast, PLEASE like, comment and SUBSCRIBE!! Music provided by YouTube: jazz hop café | Winter Mix '20 [Lofi / Jazz Hop / Festive Beats]

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Episode 2 — Emotional Maturity Emotional intelligence & Emotional Maturity Emotional Intelligence is the ability to IDENTIFY and MANAGE your OWN emotions as well as the emotions of other. & & & & & Emotional Maturity simply refers to your ability to UNDERSTAND and MANAGE your emotions. ———————————————————————————— You need emotional intelligence to recognize what you are feeling, and you need emotional maturity not to act out because you are feeling some type of way. Wassup Lounge Crew

“Quarantine Series” pt.6 (pain management) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ In this episode of “Quarantine Series, pt.6” I am speaking on pain management and how, we as adults deal with pain. Managing pain can be very delicate and that is why it’s important to ask yourself how do you manage your pain. Maybe you can relate or someone you know will get something out of this podcast episode! Sit back, get an understanding, SHARE SHARE with a friend, and repost! Hope you guys and gals enjoy!! Thank you again for tuning in, I am humbled and truly appreciative of the support I have received thus far! If you are new to the QzoneFreeality Podcast, PLEASE like, comment and SUBSCRIBE!! YouTube music provided by: dreamy | [lofi hip hop / jazz hop / chill hop mix] (study/sleep/relax music)

Smooth Ballads / Rhythm & Blues is a special compilation request from my brother and best friend for his listening pleasure. Hope you all enjoy this beautiful ballads and R&B selections. Share Share if you are feeling this set. ❣️❣️

Smooth Ballads / Rhythm & Blues is a special compilation request from my brother and best friend for his listening pleasure. Hope you all enjoy this beautiful ballads and R&B selections. Share Share if you are feeling this set. ❣️❣️

Smooth Ballads / Rhythm & Blues is a special compilation request from my brother and best friend for his listening pleasure. Hope you all enjoy this beautiful ballads and R&B selections. Share Share if you are feeling this set. ❣️❣️

“Quarantine Series” pt.5 (save the kids) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ In this episode of “Quarantine Series, pt.5” I am speaking on kids of today and how they are being affected by this pandemic era. Kids are super impressionable and detrimental environments can lead to serious physical, emotional and mental issues. Maybe you can relate or someone you know will get something out of this podcast episode! Sit back, get an understanding, SHARE SHARE with a friend, and repost! Hope you guys and gals enjoy!! Thank you again for tuning in, I am humbled and truly appreciative of the support I have received thus far! If you are new to the QzoneFreeality Podcast, PLEASE like, comment and SUBSCRIBE!! YouTube music provided by: the jazz hop café - side streets [lofi / jazz hop / chill beats]

“Quarantine Series” pt.4 (Loneliness) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ In this episode of “Quarantine Series, Pt.4” I am speaking on loneliness and some of the causes and affects of it. Loneliness is no joke and can lead to serious physical, emotional and mental issues. Maybe you can relate or someone you know will get something out of this podcast episode! Sit back, get an understanding, SHARE SHARE with a friend, and repost! Hope you guys and gals enjoy!! Thank you again for tuning in, I am humbled and truly appreciative of the support I have received thus far! If you are new to the QzoneFreeality Podcast, PLEASE like, comment and SUBSCRIBE!! YouTube music provided by: Steezyasfuc - Coffee shop vibes [lofi mix]

“Quarantine Series” pt.3 (rant) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ In this episode of “Quarantine Series, Pt.3” I am ranting to you guys and gals. Businesses are still closed and the gym is still not open. I just need this to be over with cause i am over it. Maybe you can relate or someone you know will get something out of this podcast episode! Sit back, get an understanding, SHARE SHARE with a friend, and repost! Hope you guys and gals enjoy!! Thank you again for tuning in, I am humbled and truly appreciative of the support I have received thus far! If you are new to the QzoneFreeality Podcast, PLEASE like, comment and SUBSCRIBE!! YouTube music provided by: Feardog - 3 a.m. [lofi hip hop/ jazzhop / chillhop mix]

It does take a different mindset to homeschool middle school and high school, but it's not the mindset shift that you might think. If you have questions about homeschooling, you can click here to sign-up to attend the next Homeschool 101 Workshop: https://triumphantlearning.com/homeschool101workshop How you can support the podcast Do you love the All in a Homeschool Day podcast? You can help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe  Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. 2. Leave a Review Ratings and reviews help more moms find the show. iTunes bases its search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 3. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks!

How do you accomplish more than just the basics in your homeschool? In this Triumphant Minute, I share several strategies you can use to spread an educational feast before your children without overwhelming your homeschool. If you have questions about homeschooling, you can click here to sign-up to attend the next Homeschool 101 Workshop: https://triumphantlearning.com/homeschool101workshop How you can support the podcast Do you love the All in a Homeschool Day podcast? You can help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe  Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. 2. Leave a Review Ratings and reviews help more moms find the show. iTunes bases its search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 3. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks!

You don't have to a purist to follow a particular educational philosophy. In this bonus episode, I'm addressing this question that was raised by an attendee of the Homeschool 101 Workshop. If you have questions about homeschooling, you can click here to sign-up to attend the next Homeschool 101 Workshop: https://triumphantlearning.com/homeschool101workshop How you can support the podcast Do you love the All in a Homeschool Day podcast? You can help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe  Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. 2. Leave a Review Ratings and reviews help more moms find the show. iTunes bases its search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 3. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks!

7/10/20 DISCLAIMER: I am not an Academic who knows and uses all the “correct” terms, but an end user who focuses on pragmatic solutions. Army Officer w/ 14 years of experience in the Corps of Engineers, Tactical Formations (Construction & Combat Engineers), who grew up on a farm in West Virginia BS Degree in Horticulture, MS in Environmental Engineering, Earned the Project Management Professional from Project Management Institute References AR 385-10 (The Army Safety Program) ATP 5-19 (Risk Management) DA-PAM 385-10 (Risk Management) PMBOK Guide 6th Edition (Project Management Institute) Knowledge Pyramid Leaders Make Decisions Failure to Decide is a Decision Decisions are driven by Data gathered Information Synthesized Knowledge through Analysis Wisdom from Experience Leaders own the Results (and Risks) Subordinates don’t own Failures!!! All Decisions are made in Data & Information Gaps Wisdom fills in some Gaps Remaining Gaps result in RISK and FEAR Fear- unpleasant emotion caused by a belief of danger that will lead to pain/harm Risk- Probability of event x Effect of result Neither positive or negative Involves exposure to danger Decisions can be based on Fear or Risk- This is a CHOICE!!! Fear focuses on Emotion Risk focuses on Options What is Risk??? Probability or Frequency of an event Quantitative- a Percentage Qualitative- Unlikely, Seldom, Occasional, Likely, Frequent Effect if event occurs Quantitative- Money, Lives, Equipment, etc. Qualitative- Negligible, Moderate, Critical, Catastrophic, Severity Output of equation Quantitative- Money, Lives, Equipment, etc. Qualitative- Low, Medium, High, Extremely High Risk Tolerance Personal versus Organizational Cultural versus Currency Risk Based Decision Making Decision Making- Process of making choices by gathering Information, assessing Courses of Actions, and making a final decision Risk Based- Process of making decisions through evaluating each COA through the lens of its Risk to the organization. How? Risk Analysis of each COA Risk Assessment and possible Mitigation measures Comparison of Risks (Quantitative and Qualitative) Risk Management- 5 Step Process Risk Assessment Identify Risks (Hazards) Assess Initial Risk Levels Risk Management Develop Potential Controls/Make Decisions Implement Controls Supervise & Evaluate Risk Response Strategies Threats Escalate- Send to Higher HQ Avoid- Make change to eliminate probability of Risk to Zero Transfer- Shift to another organization Mitigate- Reduce probability or effect Accept- Handle when occurs Opportunities Escalate- Send to Higher HQ Exploit- Make change to increase probability to near 100% Share- Share with another organization Enhance- Increase probability or effect Accept- Handle when occurs

Every time I tried to create a homeschool calendar for our upcoming year I ended up frustrated. I had read about various scheduling models to create a homeschool calendar, but none of them work for us. Finally, I had two epiphanies that allowed me to let go of the rules and think outside the box so I could create a homeschool calendar that actually worked for our life instead of trying to fit our life into a school calendar. After all, that’s one of the blessings we love about homeschooling—the flexibility it offers us.  In this episode, I'll explain how I create our homeschool calendar. You'll learn: About homeschool calendar options. How to break your school year into terms. Factors to consider when determining your homeschool calendar. How to create your homeschool calendar. Tips for adjusting to a non-traditional school calendar. See the full show notes: https://www.triumphantlearning.com/051/ How you can support the podcast Do you love the All in a Homeschool Day podcast? You can help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe  Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. 2. Leave a Review Ratings and reviews help more moms find the show. iTunes bases its search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 3. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks!

“Quarantine Series” pt.2 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Available on APPLE PODCAST & SOUNDCLOUD!! Please SUBSCRIBE SUBSCRIBE, like, comment, repost and SHARE The QzoneFreeality Podcast on your story! _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ In this episode of “Quarantine Series, Pt.2” I am updating you guys and gals on the current state of the world. This continues to be a super weird but humbling time for all of us. Maybe you can relate or someone you know will get something out of this podcast episode! Sit back, get an understanding, SHARE SHARE with a friend, and repost! Hope you guys and gals enjoy!! Thank you again for tuning in, I am humbled and truly appreciative of the support I have received thus far! If you are new to the QzoneFreeality Podcast, PLEASE like, comment and SUBSCRIBE!! YouTube music provided by: The Jazz Hop Cafe - lakeside retreat l [lofi / jazzhop / chill mix] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ #theqzonefreeality #podcast #podcastersofinstagram #bestofpodcasts #subscribe #follow #likelike #comment #support #listen #tagsomeone #tagafriend #conversationstarters #love #truth #speakup #realtalk #growthmindset #bemindful #reallife #straighttalk #morethenwords #mentalhealth #smile #inspire #progress #quarantineseries #routine #blackpodcasts

The use of virtual meetings has skyrocketed!  And no wonder. Virtual meetings allow us to connect with others literally all around the globe. You can practice speaking Spanish with someone in South America, play a game with a friend in Europe, and participate in a book club with friends from many different states. But how you can use virtual meetings in your homeschool? Beyond the obvious answer of taking an online class, there are lots of fun and creative ways you can utilize this technology. And the best part is that it doesn’t have to be complicated at all! You can keep it simple.  Or, if you are feeling a little more tech-savvy and want to get even more creative, the sky’s the limit.  This might even spark a lifelong interest in technology-related endeavors for one of your children. In this episode, we'll discuss these 10 ways to use virtual meetings in your homeschool Invite a grandparent to class Host a book club Learn about geography or nature of where a friend lives Practice a foreign language Take a class Create a living history of a grandparent or older friend Watch science experiment demonstrations Have your child read to a grandparent Host a recitation night Have them narrate to a grandparent In this episode, you'll learn The definition of socialized, and how knowing that definition changes our perspective of how we can socialize. How to focus on communication within your family and with others. Ways you can spend time together as a family.  Old-fashioned skills you could teach your children See the full show notes: https://www.triumphantlearning.com/050/ How you can support the podcast Do you love the All in a Homeschool Day podcast? You can help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe  Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. 2. Leave a Review Ratings and reviews help more moms find the show. iTunes bases its search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 3. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks!

Just because you are stuck at home doesn’t mean you can’t socialize and connect with others. It does mean you need to get a little creative though! You won’t need a bunch of supplies or tons of time to prepare. These suggestions are meant to be quick and easy ways you can connect with others from home. We’ve used these suggestions when  We had a premie baby at home and needed to stay home to keep her healthy. Someone was sick and we couldn’t leave the house. We’ve been on an extended trip. Bad weather or other circumstances canceled events and gatherings. Regardless of why you are stuck at home, these suggestions can help you stay connected with those you love. In this episode, you'll learn The definition of socialized, and how knowing that definition changes our perspective of how we can socialize. How to focus on communication within your family and with others. Ways you can spend time together as a family.  Old-fashioned skills you could teach your children See the full show notes: https://www.triumphantlearning.com/049/ How you can support the podcast Do you love the All in a Homeschool Day podcast? You can help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe  Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. 2. Leave a Review Ratings and reviews help more moms find the show. iTunes bases its search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 3. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks!

Do you remember when you were first considering homeschooling?   I do! My husband and I had so many questions!  SO.MANY! Thankfully, we found websites and books we could read and currently homeschooling parents to whom we could ask questions. I am so grateful for how patient and grace-filled they were in answering our myriad of questions. Now, the tables are turned. After homeschooling for 10 years, we have been privileged to answer many questions from parents who are considering homeschooling and trying to decide if it’s a good fit for their family.  And I’ve learned a few things. Sometimes I think the answer to a question is obvious because I have knowledge about the situation they don’t have. Their question is a legitimate question, and I need to be careful to answer it in a way that they feel heard and valued. Homeschooling is not a good fit for every family. As much as it has blessed my family, some families benefit from a different education option. And that’s okay! Every homeschool is unique so there is no one right answer for how families should approach homeschooling. It’s okay if they decide to do something a little different in their homeschool than we do. That’s the beauty of homeschooling. In this episode of the podcast, my goal is to equip you so you can answer questions parents might have about homeschooling. In this episode, we'll discuss How to answer the questions families have when they are deciding if homeschooling would be a good fit for them. Why you should be patient. Remember that you once asked very similar questions! How to help them customize their homeschool. Why homeschooling is not a good fit for every family. The first step they need to take is to join HSLDA! See the full show notes:https://www.triumphantlearning.com/048/ How you can support the podcast Do you love the All in a Homeschool Day podcast? You can help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe  Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. 2. Leave a Review Ratings and reviews help more moms find the show. iTunes bases its search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 3. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks!

“Quarantine Series" pt.1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Available on APPLE PODCAST & SOUNDCLOUD!! Please SUBSCRIBE SUBSCRIBE, like, comment, repost and SHARE The QzoneFreeality Podcast on your story! _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ In this episode of “Quarantine Series pt.,” I am updating you guys and gals on how quarantine has been for me. This has definitely been a weird but humbling time for all of us. Maybe you can relate or someone you know will get something out of this podcast episode! Sit back, get an understanding, SHARE SHARE with a friend, and repost! Hope you guys and gals enjoy!! Thank you again for tuning in, I am humbled and truly appreciative of the support I have received thus far! If you are new to the QzoneFreeality Podcast, PLEASE like, comment and SUBSCRIBE!! YouTube music provided by: Fantastic Music - HomeTown l Jazzy HipHop _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ #theqzonefreeality #podcast #podcastersofinstagram #bestofpodcasts #subscribe #follow #likelike #comment #support #listen #tagsomeone #tagafriend #conversationstarters #love #truth #speakup #realtalk #growthmindset #bemindful #reallife #straighttalk #morethenwords #mentalhealth #smile #inspire #progress #quarantine #routine #blackmenpodcasts #podcastingwhileblack #ilovepodcasts

As much as I enjoyed creating episodes of the All in a Homeschool Day podcast, I fell into a rut. I wasn't sure how God wanted me to serve you and what podcast episodes would be most helpful for you. So I took a break. It was much needed! Now, five months later, I have clarity about my mission at Triumphant Learning and the All in a Homeschool Day podcast. I also have a renewed vigor about creating episodes for you. I didn't realize how much I missed recording these episodes until I sat down to record the first one. I felt giddy like a schoolgirl on Christmas morning! If you're new to the podcast, welcome! If you've been a loyal listener for a little while or from the beginning, welcome back! In this episode, you'll learn The story of how we began our homeschool journey, and the excuse I gave as to why I couldn't homeschool. What my husband thought about homeschooling in the beginning. The reasons why we started homeschooling and why we homeschool now. My favorite book, and why I love it. The mission of Triumphant Learning. See the full show notes: https://www.triumphantlearning.com/047/ How you can support the podcast Do you love the All in a Homeschool Day podcast? You can help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe  Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. 2. Leave a Review Ratings and reviews help more moms find the show. iTunes bases its search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 3. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks!

uring the COVID-19 Crisis Go Now Home » Family QAs » Get Help » Family Q&A » Faith Q&As » Trusting God in the Hard Times TRUSTING GOD IN THE HARD TIMES How can I hold on to my faith in God when things go wrong? As a Christian, I know that I'm supposed to "give thanks in all things" and look to the Lord for my daily needs. Yet I've been through some devastating experiences over the past year. How can I be thankful and trust God at a time like this? SHARE: Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on pinterest Share on print Share on email God hasn't promised us a rose garden. Not in this present world, anyhow. That misguided idea has no place in the message of the Christian gospel. When life seems full of pain, we need to remember what Paul said to Timothy about “enduring hardship as a good soldier of Jesus Christ” (2 Timothy 2:3). We should also bear in mind a couple of very broad principles that are fundamental to the biblical worldview. First, we must never forget that we live in a fallen world. If things go wrong and trials beset us, this isn't a reflection on the power and genuineness of God's love. Nor does it necessarily imply that we have sinned against Him or displeased Him. It simply means that the world isn't what it's supposed to be.

Sometimes it feels more like you are living in survival mode than thriving. Hear how Robin learned to find joy and peace during a challenging season. She shares tips for surviving and encouragement that good comes after the struggle. What we talked about The challenges and difficulties of learning how to slow down and focus on your family. And the joys and benefits of doing so. The need to let go of expectations and accept a new view of what it means to homeschool during different seasons. And how learning to appreciate the mundane helped Robin find joy in the moment. The importance of finding joy at the end of a difficult season and what Robin did to find the joy. See the full show notes:https://www.triumphantlearning.com/046/ Get your free "Busy Homeschool Mom's Guide to Taming the To-Do List" https://www.triumphantlearning.com/todo/ How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

I'll be the first to admit that I am often​ the limiting factor in us actually doing nature study. It is one of the first subjects I cut when we get busy. And if it's cold, hot, windy, buggy... Well, you get the idea. But I know how valuable nature study is for my children so I made it a priority when they were little. The past couple of years we have not studied nature as consistently because our schedule has gotten busier, and my children's other subjects have consumed more of our day. But after my interview with Cindy West, I am convinced I need to add nature study back into our homeschool. And even though I know it is best for us to get outside to study nature, I am excited that we now have another option to learn about nature via live classes. If you are hesitant to add nature study to your homeschool because you don't know what to study or you don't want to get outside, this episode is packed with helpful suggestions and ideas for the brand new nature study newbie. If you are a nature study veteran, there are tips for you too! What we talked about The benefits of adding nature study to your homeschool. You may be surprised at some of these benefits. I was! How nature study lays a foundation for high school science and the simple and fun activities you can do on a nature walk to help lay that foundation. How to motivate your children on a nature walk. Alternatives to a nature walk if you cannot get outside. See the full show notes:https://www.triumphantlearning.com/045/ Get your free "Busy Homeschool Mom's Guide to Taming the To-Do List" https://www.triumphantlearning.com/todo/ How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

Welcome to the Oh What, Seriously!? Podcast. Our Podcast is going to help you navigate your thoughts of today's current issues and also talk nonsense.This week we speak about True Crime. Rachael LOVES it and Marcia isn't a fan. Where do you sit? Love it or Hate it?Please Rate, Review, Subscribe & Share, Share Share!If you have any questions for our 3 questions at the start or want us to discuss a particular topic, send us an email!ohwhatseriously@gmail.com

Children were wired to create! We simply need to provide our children space, tools, and freedom to express their creativity. These practical suggestions will help you let go of preconceived notions of what art lessons should be so you can allow your child's inner artist to shine through. Start enriching your homeschool by adding art in these simple and fun ways. What we talked about How art enriches your homeschool and how it complements and builds on what you are already studying. The freedom art provides students and how it can help a struggling student. Simple ways to incorporate into your homeschool routine and how to handle the mess. Ways to involve your whole family and tips for helping children of all ages enjoy art time. See the full show notes:https://www.triumphantlearning.com/044/ Get your free "Busy Homeschool Mom's Guide to Taming the To-Do List" https://www.triumphantlearning.com/todo/ How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

You don't have to be afraid to add poetry to your homeschool! It can be fun and enjoyable for the whole family. Join Crystin Morris and me as we share what poetry looks like in our homeschools. This episode is full of practical tips about how you can add poetry and recitation to your homeschool in as little as five minutes a day! What we talked about Why you should include poetry and recitation in your homeschools, and how you can fit it into your school schedules without it being overwhelming. Different options for implementing poetry, and why it's okay to break the rules. What recitation is and is not, and how it is connected to poetry. Our favorite resources for poetry and recitation, including how you can host a recitation night with minimal planning! See the full show notes:https://www.triumphantlearning.com/043/ Get your free "Busy Homeschool Mom's Guide to Taming the To-Do List" https://www.triumphantlearning.com/todo/ How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

Adding music to your homeschool can be intimidating if you do not have a background in music. But it doesn't have to be complicated or time-consuming! I love all the practical tips Melissa Kamm provides to help us find simple and fun ways to enjoy music regardless of your musical background. What we talked about How music in your homeschool benefits your children. And it's not all academic. Ways to cultivate an appreciation for music for children of all ages and varying interests. Suggestions for how to simply add music to your homeschool in only 5-10 minutes a day! See the full show notes:https://www.triumphantlearning.com/042/ Get your free "Busy Homeschool Mom's Guide to Taming the To-Do List" https://www.triumphantlearning.com/todo/ How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

Adding literature to your homeschool can be quite a balancing act. Some children are reluctant readers while others love to read but only want to read books of their choosing. Regardless of whether your child is a bookworm or a reluctant reader, you can add more literature to your homeschool, (re)capture the joy of reading, and spice up literary studies in your homeschool. Find out more in this episode. What we talked about How you can spice up your literature readings in your homeschool. And how to do so without adding to your already busy to-do list. The important scheduling advice you need to keep in mind. And how this will help you adjust your schedule so you enjoy adding in fun activities. How to start a book club. And how to not do all of the work yourself! How literature studies in their homeschool have changed over the years. And how to approach literature at different ages. See the full show notes:https://www.triumphantlearning.com/041/ Get your free "Busy Homeschool Mom's Guide to Taming the To-Do List" https://www.triumphantlearning.com/todo/ How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

Are you looking for a way to bring joy back to your homeschool? I love how Dachelle finds her joy by adding a little enchantment to their homeschool routine. And she does it in a way that the whole family enjoys and doesn't overwhelm their schedule. As she said, "Enchantment does not happen every day. It is rare. It's a little surprise of happiness and brings you joy." Listen in to learn more! See the full show notes:https://www.triumphantlearning.com/040/ Get your free "Busy Homeschool Mom's Guide to Taming the To-Do List" https://www.triumphantlearning.com/todo/ How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

Just about everyone struggles with being consistent. Keeping a few principles in mind will make it easier to maintain your consistency. We'll discuss those principles in this episode of the All in a Homeschool Day podcast. See the full show notes:https://www.triumphantlearning.com/039/ Get your free "Busy Homeschool Mom's Guide to Taming the To-Do List" https://www.triumphantlearning.com/todo/ How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

This is a culmination of everything we've talked about thus far in the Getting It All Done series. We'll bring all of the pieces together of knowing your purpose, practicing self-care, eliminating, automating, and delegating to identify the biggest struggles in your homeschool and what small, incremental steps you can take to make improvements. See the full show notes:https://www.triumphantlearning.com/038/ Get your free "Busy Homeschool Mom's Guide to Taming the To-Do List" https://www.triumphantlearning.com/todo/ How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

It takes a lot to keep a household running smoothly, especially when you live and school in your home! These four principles help me stay on top of my household responsibilities. See the full show notes:https://www.triumphantlearning.com/037/ Get your free "Busy Homeschool Mom's Guide to Taming the To-Do List" https://www.triumphantlearning.com/todo/ How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

I'm sure you've heard it before: Take care of yourself before taking care of others. It really is important for us to put our self-care as a priority in our lives and it is not selfish to focus on your needs. When you take care of yourself, you will have more energy and a better mood to take care of your family. In this episode, we will explore practical suggestions for four areas homeschool moms often struggle with to take care of themselves: sleep, exercise, healthy eating, and finding joy. See the full show notes:https://www.triumphantlearning.com/036/ Get your free "Busy Homeschool Mom's Guide to Taming the To-Do List" https://www.triumphantlearning.com/todo/ How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

As moms, we have a lot of responsibilities. And when you add homeschooling on top of that, it can be overwhelming. So how do we get it all done? In the next five podcast episodes, we will be exploring this topic and talking about how you can pare down your to-do list so you don't feel so overwhelmed and can find joy in your role as a mom and homeschool facilitator. Today we are talking about the key questions you need to ask yourself as you begin to assess why you feel behind. They are simple but powerful. See the full show notes:https://www.triumphantlearning.com/035/ Get your free "Busy Homeschool Mom's Guide to Taming the To-Do List" https://www.triumphantlearning.com/todo/ How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

It's so easy to focus on what we could have done better or what we should have done differently. It is much harder to be brave and acknowledge what we are doing right. I was so thankful for this reminder from Jamie Erickson in this podcast episode to remember that we are doing a lot right. And we should celebrate it! She also reminds us of the importance of having routines and rhythms in our day instead of rigid schedules. See the full show notes:https://www.triumphantlearning.com/034/ Get your free "Busy Homeschool Mom's Guide to Taming the To-Do List" https://www.triumphantlearning.com/todo/ How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

We should be careful about what our children are exposed to, but we shouldn't shelter them completely. They need to be aware of what is happening around the world. These age-appropriate suggestions will help your family keep up with current events. See the full show notes:https://www.triumphantlearning.com/current-events/ Get your free "Busy Homeschool Mom's Guide to Taming the To-Do List" https://www.triumphantlearning.com/todo/ How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

Don't miss this important production update. Yvette and Brooklyn Hampton discuss the plans for finishing the film.  PLEASE PARTNER WITH US TO FINISH PRODUCTION ONSCHOOLHOUSE ROCKED: THE HOMESCHOOL REVOLUTION!   Dear Friends and Family, Thank you for your amazing support, encouragement, and prayers over the past several weeks. God is doing BIG things and we are so excited to share them with you. We asked you to pray for the Lord to guide us, and He has! We are SO excited to tell you that in a few weeks, we are driving west from Georgia to Washington to complete the filming of Schoolhouse Rocked with Heidi St. John! The remainder of what needs to be filmed to complete the movie is the narrative portion. We have interviewed several fantastic homeschool experts and families, but in order for Schoolhouse Rocked to be an entertaining and compelling film, there must be an engaging and relatable storyline to tie all the interviews together. That’s where Heidi comes in. We will join Heidi at the Firmly Planted Homeschool Resource Center in Vancouver, Washington to talk about the ups and downs, benefits and blessings, challenges and victories of homeschooling. For those of you who are not familiar with Heidi, she is a homeschool mom of 7 and an outspoken advocate for truth. She is dedicated to changing culture through the faithful application of God’s Word. She is a popular speaker and author, and host of the Heidi St. John podcast. You will be BLESSED by her important part in Schoolhouse Rocked! BUT WE NEED YOUR HELP!  As you can imagine, this cross-country journey and filming in Washington is going to be quite costly. God has been faithful to provide for production up until now, through people like yourself, as well as a few awesome sponsors, and we know He will continue to do so. In order to complete filming with Heidi, we need to raise approximately $30k, in the next few weeks, for crew, travel, equipment, and other costs. It’s a big number, we know. But, we also know that our God is really big and that where He guides, He ALWAYS provides! Our trip is planned, our family is packed up, and we are going! Will you help us get there? Here’s how YOU can help –    PRAY~ God hears our prayers and is faithful and able to answer. We have continuously seen Him at work throughout this important project.  DONATE~ Make a tax-deductible donation of any amount. SHARE~ Share this message with friends and family who believe in the importance of homeschooling. We are thankful for you, the homeschool community, who continue to walk this journey with us through prayer, encouragement, and financial support. We are in this together and can’t wait to update you on God’s amazing provision! Sincerely,Yvette Hampton, Producer   Soli Deo gloria!   Join us on the Schoolhouse Rocked Backstage Pass membership site for the full, unedited video of this interview. Save 10% on any paid Backstage Pass Membership by using the coupon code "Podcast10".     Support Schoolhouse Rocked with a tax-deductible donation

In this episode, Shawna and I talk about kids’ next steps in their walk with Christ. We break down how a coach can walk each kid through their next step. We also talk about how to follow up with a kid after camp is over. Baptism: Make your decision to follow Christ known by expressing your faith through baptism. *Attend Starting Point or Starting Point for Kids- a class that explains what it means to be a follower of Christ and the meaning of baptism. Worship: Strengthen your faith by coming to church regularly. Serve: Live out your faith and make a difference by volunteering your time and serving others. Share: Share how Jesus has changed your life with those around you so they can have an opportunity to follow Him, too.

Homeschooling is a demanding, 24/7 job. Especially when my children were young it was difficult because I felt like was always on duty. I would often feel guilty when I made comments about wanting a break. I came to realize that I needed time away so I could rest and recharge in order to be a better mom and teacher. In this episode, you will find strategies and tips to help you find time to recharge and encouragement to let go of the guilt. See the full show notes: https://www.triumphantlearning.com/032-is-it-okay-to-want-a-break-from-my-children Featured Product: Stepping into Self-Education https://www.triumphantlearning.com/selfeducation/ How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

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God has a unique plan for your homeschool. He is not calling you to make your homeschool look like anyone else's. It is okay to let go of the guilt and shame of comparison and embrace the struggles and unique challenges your family faces. It is okay to embrace the passions and gifts he has given your family. Hear more from Becky Redman about how she learned to thrive and walk in faith that God has a purpose for her family. See the full show notes: https://www.triumphantlearning.com/ahd031-god-has-a-plan-for-your-homeschool-with-becky-redman/ Featured Product: A Panoramic View of Geography https://www.triumphantlearning.com/panoramicgeography/ How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

Recognizing the needs of our children can be one of the hardest things we do as parents and home educators. In this episode, Latoya Edwards reminded us that when we take advantage of small moments of time to center ourselves by spending time with God we are able to be more observant and aware of our children's needs. She shares practical tips from her own life of how you can make the most of the small moments you have during your day. See the full show notes: https://www.triumphantlearning.com/ahd030-make-homeschooling-work-for-your-family-with-tiffanie-smith Featured Product: Stepping Into Self-Education https://www.triumphantlearning.com/selfeducation/ How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

We can get so consumed by what others tell us education should look like for our children that we forget education can be living and joyful. Crystin Morris reminds us that when we spend time developing our relationship with our children and cherishing the time we have with them we can embrace the principles and educational philosophy we are learning about and implementing in our homes in a more organic way. She shares with us what this might look like during the preschool years and beyond. See the full show notes: https://www.triumphantlearning.com/029-living-and-joyful-education-with-crystin-morris/ Featured Product: Hand Clapping Fun https://triumphantlearning.com/handclappingfun How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

How many days of instruction do you need to plan for your homeschool? Since most curriculums come with 180 days of lesson plans we often assume we need to plan and teach 180 lessons from the book. In this episode, I share why this approach did not work for our family and what we do instead. See the full show notes: https://www.triumphantlearning.com/028-how-many-days-of-instruction-do-i-need-to-plan Featured Product: Gain Control Of Your Homeschool Day With This Free Back to the Basics PDF https://www.triumphantlearning.com/basics/ How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

Recognizing the needs of our children can be one of the hardest things we do as parents and home educators. In this episode, Latoya Edwards reminded us that when we take advantage of small moments of time to center ourselves by spending time with God we are able to be more observant and aware of our children's needs. She shares practical tips from her own life of how you can make the most of the small moments you have during your day. See the full show notes: https://www.triumphantlearning.com/027-embracing-your-unique-family-culture-emily-copeland/ Featured Product: Geography Bundle https://www.triumphantlearning.com/geographybundle/ How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

Leah Martin provides an interesting perspective as she shares the process she went through of letting go of other people's expectations of what her children should be learning and how their homeschool should look. Drawing on her years teaching in a public school, then in an Ambleside school, and now teaching her own children at home, she reminds us how the early years requires a very different approach than the school years and what that looks like in her home. She also relates how she has learned the value of building her children's skills and abilities to learn in many different learning styles. See the full show notes: https://www.triumphantlearning.com/026-breaking-free-from-expectations-children-learn-successfully-leah-martin/ Featured Product: Calendar with Place Value https://www.triumphantlearning.com/calendar/ How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

Dana Wilson reminds us that we can provide a customized education for our children that will not look like anyone else's. She shares how she has been able to provide her children with what they need through their home education journey. She also shares advice she has learned along the way that has made a life long impression on her children. See the full show notes: https://www.triumphantlearning.com/025-benefits-customized-education-dana-wilson/ Featured Product: Hand Clapping Fun https://triumphantlearning.com/handclappingfun How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

We all have good intentions. We might have nicely made lesson plans or we might have a general idea of what we want to accomplish during the school day. At the very least, we all desire to have a productive homeschool day. And then the day gets started and after what seems like a gazillion interruptions we realize it is 11:00 and you have accomplished almost nothing! In this episode, I share the strategies I use to minimize distractions so our homeschool day stays on track. See the full show notes: https://www.triumphantlearning.com/024-there-are-so-many-distractions/ Featured Product: Gain control of your homeschool days with this free Back to the Basics PDF https://www.triumphantlearning.com/basics/ How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

Homeschooling our children is an adventure and unfortunately, it does not come with a guidebook. Heather Haupt, a second generation homeschooler, reminds us in this episode of the importance of making plans but holding them loosely. Having a plan allows you to be intentional. Holding that plan loosely allows you to make changes as needed to help your children succeed and learn in their own way and at their own pace. See the full show notes: https://www.triumphantlearning.com/023-holding-our-homeschool-plans-loosely-heather-haupt Featured Product: Stepping into Self-Education https://www.triumphantlearning.com/selfeducation/ How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

It can be so easy to lose sight of why we are homeschooling in the first place. Ruth Adams, a second generation homeschooler, reminds us to keep the proper perspective as we homeschool our children and ask ourselves what is really important in the long run. See the full show notes: https://www.triumphantlearning.com/perspective/ Featured Product: Geography Field Guide https://triumphantlearning.com/fieldguide/ How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

Recognizing the needs of our children can be one of the hardest things we do as parents and home educators. In this episode, Latoya Edwards reminded us that when we take advantage of small moments of time to center ourselves by spending time with God we are able to be more observant and aware of our children's needs. She shares practical tips from her own life of how you can make the most of the small moments you have during your day. See the full show notes: https://www.triumphantlearning.com/quiet-time/ Featured Product: Calendar https://www.triumphantlearning.com/calendar/ How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

Have you said, "I don't have the patience to homeschool!"? If so, then this episode is just for you! As I talk about my experiences with developing patience and the journey God has led me on, I will share practical tips that will help you develop the patience and mindset to successfully homeschool your children. And really, let's be honest...we all need more patience. Having more patience will help us not only be a better home educator but a better parent as well. And even if we have been working on developing patience, we can always use a reminder to be more intentional. See the full show notes: https://www.triumphantlearning.com/patience-homeschool/   Featured Product: A Panoramic View of Geography https://www.triumphantlearning.com/panoramicgeography/   How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

Holly reminds us of how important it is to create an atmosphere where the whole family can find joy. She knew homeschooling would be the best fit for her son. He is uniquely made and homeschooling would allow her son to have a unique education that fits him. What she didn't realize was how much she would learn and how much she would enjoy it too. See the full show notes:https://www.triumphantlearning.com/find-joy/ Featured Product: Hand Clapping Fun http://triumphantlearning.com/handclappingfun How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

Jen Mackinnon is a working homeschool mom of two teens. In this episode, she shares insights on learning to integrate working and homeschooling and how it's not about learning to balance it all but to redefine our definition of balance. Regardless of whether you work outside the home, work in the home, or work to get dinner on the table, you can apply so much of what Jen shared with us to help your homeschool run smoother and teach your children important life skills. See the full show notes:https://www.triumphantlearning.com/working-homeschool-mom/ Featured Product: Beginning Reader Word Searches https://www.triumphantlearning.com/wordsearches/ How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

Misty Bailey describes herself as a reluctant homeschool mom of 3 children. In this episode of the podcast, she tells us why she describes herself as a reluctant homeschooler as well as gives us advice and practical tips for homeschooling a child with special needs. Plus, she reminds us of the one thing we should stress over academics. If you have a child with special needs, you need to listen to this episode! If you do not have a child with special needs, you will still benefit from her advice and experiences. I was blessed by this interview with Misty. I know you will be too! See the full show notes:https://www.triumphantlearning.com/homeschool-special-needs/ Featured Product: Writing Your Family Mission Statement https://www.triumphantlearning.com/mission-statement/ How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

Are any of these sabotaging your homeschool? Being too busy. Doing what everyone else is doing. Trying to check off the boxes. Having too much stuff. Not focusing on habits and character. Listen to the podcast as we take a look at each of these and how they might be affecting your homeschool. See the full show notes: https://www.triumphantlearning.com/ahd016/ Be a guest on the All in a Homeschool Day podcast If you have a homeschool/parenting struggle from which you have triumphed or advice you wish you had known when you first started homeschooling to share with the podcast listeners, I'd love to have you on the show. Click here to learn how to be a guest on the podcast! Submit a question for the podcast Do you have a question you would like addressed on the podcast? Click here to submit your question. I'll do my best to answer as many as possible on the show. How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

Have you felt like these readers? I have too many ideas I would like to implement all at once and at some point I lose focus. I love finding new ideas and inspirations, but I tend to change too much too soon and then it is too much work for me and I become stressed. I want to do it all, but feel like we're barely getting through the basics. The realities are not matching my ideals. At some point, I am sure we have all felt that way. I know I have! There are so many resources available to homeschool our children, it can be difficult to keep our focus. In this episode of the podcast, I share the four questions I ask myself to determine my motivation for making a change as well as tips to help you successfully make changes to your homeschool without becoming stressed. See the full show notes: https://www.triumphantlearning.com/ahd015/ Be a guest on the All in a Homeschool Day podcast If you have a homeschool/parenting struggle from which you have triumphed or advice you wish you had known when you first started homeschooling to share with the podcast listeners, I'd love to have you on the show. Click here to learn how to be a guest on the podcast! Submit a question for the podcast Do you have a question you would like addressed on the podcast? Click here to submit your question. I'll do my best to answer as many as possible on the show. How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

As we strive to help our children assume responsibility for their education, there are six steps we can keep in mind to equip and encourage them on the journey. Start with conversations about why you learn. Set an example and be a lifelong learner. Set clear expectations and ensure your child understands them. Provide training. Provide accountability and quality control. Allow your child to reap the rewards of a job well done. Join me as we discuss these six steps in this episode of the podcast. You'll hear about real situations in our homeschool of how I implement each of these steps, sometimes more successfully than others. See the full show notes and resources mentioned: https://www.triumphantlearning.com/ahd014/ Be a guest on the All in a Homeschool Day podcast If you have a homeschool/parenting struggle from which you have triumphed or advice you wish you had known when you first started homeschooling to share with the podcast listeners, I'd love to have you on the show. Click here to learn how to be a guest on the podcast! Submit a question for the podcast Do you have a question you would like addressed on the podcast? Click here to submit your question. I'll do my best to answer as many as possible on the show. How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

My mother-in-law, Sherry Cantrell, is back on the podcast today sharing her perspective on homeschooling. This episode is a refreshing reminder that you won't always see the results of your efforts right away, but hang in there because what you are doing is worth it and beneficial. See the full show notes: https://www.triumphantlearning.com/ahd013/ Be a guest on the All in a Homeschool Day podcast If you have a homeschool/parenting struggle from which you have triumphed or advice you wish you had known when you first started homeschooling to share with the podcast listeners, I'd love to have you on the show. Click here to learn how to be a guest on the podcast! Submit a question for the podcast Do you have a question you would like addressed on the podcast? Click here to submit your question. I'll do my best to answer as many as possible on the show. How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

A very special guest joined me on the podcast for this episode—my mother-in-law Sherry Cantrell. We talked about how you can be involved in your grandchild's homeschool education, even if you live out-of-state, and ways you can support your homeschooling children and grandchildren. This episode will be refreshing for a homeschool mom's soul as well as an encouragement for homeschool grandparents wanting to be involved in their grandchildren's education. See the full show notes: https://www.triumphantlearning.com/ahd012/ Be a guest on the All in a Homeschool Day podcast If you have a homeschool/parenting struggle from which you have triumphed or advice you wish you had known when you first started homeschooling to share with the podcast listeners, I'd love to have you on the show. Click here to learn how to be a guest on the podcast! Submit a question for the podcast Do you have a question you would like addressed on the podcast? Click here to submit your question. I'll do my best to answer as many as possible on the show. How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

Many of our struggles stem from a response to fear, guilt, or shame. Learn how you can turn the tables and break their stranglehold on your homeschool. When you start to feel overwhelmed and are doubting your decisions, start by working through this three-step process: Pause — Breathe — Pray Ask: What are the positives? Choose not to live confined Listen to the podcast for more about these three steps and how I applied them to my fears, guilt, and shame with real examples from my homeschool. See the full show notes: https://www.triumphantlearning.com/ahd011/ Be a guest on the All in a Homeschool Day podcast If you have a homeschool/parenting struggle from which you have triumphed or advice you wish you had known when you first started homeschooling to share with the podcast listeners, I'd love to have you on the show. Click here to learn how to be a guest on the podcast! Submit a question for the podcast Do you have a question you would like addressed on the podcast? Click here to submit your question. I'll do my best to answer as many as possible on the show. How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

Children pick up on our excitement for learning and often learn alongside us. This was a theme in this podcast episode with Jenny Ranum. We discussed a book that has had a big impact on her family and her homeschool and how her daughters caught the excitement of this book too. Join us as we discuss how reading books unrelated to homeschooling can have a powerful influence on your homeschool and your relationship with your spouse and children. See the full show notes: https://www.triumphantlearning.com/ahd010/ Be a guest on the All in a Homeschool Day podcast If you have a homeschool/parenting struggle from which you have triumphed or advice you wish you had known when you first started homeschooling to share with the podcast listeners, I'd love to have you on the show. Click here to learn how to be a guest on the podcast! Submit a question for the podcast Do you have a question you would like addressed on the podcast? Click here to submit your question. I'll do my best to answer as many as possible on the show. How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

As you prepare to start a new homeschool year, it is important to keep in mind that homeschooling is more like a marathon than a sprint. It requires a mindset of going the distance so you don't burn out and give up. In this podcast, I share the four things I keep in mind when we start a new homeschool year to help me stay strong and avoid burnout. Links and resources mentioned on the show What To Do When You Feel Behind On Lessons Back to the Basics PDF Dear Younger Me…Advice To A New Homeschool Mom Are You Controlling The Atmosphere Of Your Home? Ten Homeschool Essentials To Keep Your Homeschool On Course See the full shownotes: https://www.triumphantlearning.com/ahd009/ Be a guest on the All in a Homeschool Day podcast If you have a homeschool/parenting struggle from which you have triumphed or advice you wish you had known when you first started homeschooling to share with the podcast listeners, I'd love to have you on the show. Click here to learn how to be a guest on the podcast! Submit a question for the podcast Do you have a question you would like addressed on the podcast? Click here to submit your question. I'll do my best to answer as many as possible on the show. How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

Often as homeschool moms, it is easy to get caught up in making everything just right and eliminate all possible problems. Instead, Kerri Bazzell, a homeschool mom of three, reminds us that sometimes the journey is part of the lesson we need to learn. We also talked about her favorite books, how she loops back to read family favorites with her younger children, how she finds time to fit in reading as a homeschool mom, and how a special drink party can make Shakespeare or literature time more special. See the full show notes: https://www.triumphantlearning.com/ahd008/ Be a guest on the All in a Homeschool Day podcast If you have a homeschool/parenting struggle from which you have triumphed or advice you wish you had known when you first started homeschooling to share with the podcast listeners, I'd love to have you on the show. Click here to learn how to be a guest on the podcast! Submit a question for the podcast Do you have a question you would like addressed on the podcast? Click here to submit your question. I'll do my best to answer as many as possible on the show. How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

In this Amazing Podcast I was granted the opportunity to interview my cousin Shameka of North Carolina. I asked her the Question 'What would I tell my 30 Year old self?" We broke down this question to Spiritual, Mental, emotional, physical, romantically , and Financially. This podcast has a wealth of wisdom. So take heed and be Encouraged. Remember to Share Share and Share on all your Social Media outlets. Thank you for Tuning in. God Bless you all. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kim-mcleod/support

Some days I think I have cats instead of children. Have you felt the same as this reader? I have no idea how to keep three children on track when one asks a question or needs 1:1 help. Its like herding cats around here. Then I get frustrated, behind, and then overwhelmed. When I get to the overwhelmed stage I almost throw in the towel because I don't know how to NOT drown. It's difficult to accomplish anything in your homeschool when it feels like you are herding cats and no one is heading in the right direction. In this episode, you will hear about six things that help our homeschool stay on track. Six things that keep our homeschool on track Recognize it's a process. Have an approved list or basket of independent learning activities. Remove distractions. Use 10-minute breaks. Transfer responsibility for lessons. Have a one-room schoolhouse as much as possible. See the full show notes: https://www.triumphantlearning.com/ahd007/  Be a guest on the All in a Homeschool Day podcast If you have a homeschool/parenting struggle from which you have triumphed or advice you wish you had known when you first started homeschooling to share with the podcast listeners, I'd love to have you on the show. Click here to learn how to be a guest on the podcast! Submit a question for the podcast Do you have a question you would like addressed on the podcast? Click here to submit your question. I'll do my best to answer as many as possible on the show. How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

Have you noticed homeschooling often feels like being in a refiner's fire? There are days it seems you accomplish nothing because you spend the whole day addressing character issues—yours or your children's. This is frustrating when you already have so much to do and just want to check things off your list. Instead of allowing this to overwhelm and frustrate you, embrace these moments. In this episode, we are discussing four tips for embracing your time in the homeschool refiner's fire and how it is beneficial in the long run. Key takeaways from the show Recognize this is an investment. Build margin into your schedule. Be a helper, not an adversary. Seek input from your husband. Links and resources from the show The story of the refiner's fire: As she watched the silversmith, he held a piece of silver over the fire and let it heat up. He explained that in refining silver, one needed to hold the silver in the middle of the fire where the flames were hottest as to burn away all the impurities. The woman thought about God holding us in such a hot spot; then she thought again about the verse that says: ‘He sits as a refiner and purifier of silver.’ (Malachi 3:3) She asked the silversmith if it was true that he had to sit there in front of the fire the whole time the silver was being refined. The man answered that yes, he not only had to sit there holding the silver, but he had to keep his eyes on the silver the entire time it was in the fire. If the silver was left a moment too long in the flames, it would be destroyed. The woman was silent for a moment. Then she asked the silversmith, ‘How do you know when the silver is fully refined?’ He smiled at her and answered, ‘Oh, that’s easy — when I see my image in it.’ (source unknown) Need help identifying your essential homeschool items? Download the free PDF Back to the Basics.  See the full show notes: https://www.triumphantlearning.com/ahd006/ Be a guest on the All in a Homeschool Day podcast If you have a homeschool/parenting struggle from which you have triumphed or advice you wish you had known when you first started homeschooling to share with the podcast listeners, I'd love to have you on the show. Click here to learn how to be a guest on the podcast! Submit a question for the podcast Do you have a question you would like addressed on the podcast? Click here to submit your question. I'll do my best to answer as many as possible on the show. How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

A reader wrote in... I feel like I'm pulled in 100 different directions and I can't get it all done! I'm sure we have all felt that way. There are a lot of demands on your time that drain your energy and leave you feeling overwhelmed. In this episode of the podcast, we are talking about ten ways you can conserve and renew your energy so you are ready to face your homeschool life head-on. 10 ways to conserve and renew your energy Recognize that your batteries do not recharge as effectively as they did before. Have a daily quiet time. Remember to breathe. Get enough sleep. Eat well to fuel your body. Move every day. Make time for motherly inactivity. Identify other health problems that may be draining your energy. Delegate responsibilities to your children. Reduce distractions. Links and resources from the show AHD 003: Living Abundantly By Identifying Your Priorities AHD 004: Three Steps To Reduce Stress In Your Life Jessica Smith TV YouTube channel Encouraging Maturity With Responsibilities And Privileges Lists See the full show notes: https://www.triumphantlearning.com/ahd005/ Be a guest on the All in a Homeschool Day podcast If you have a homeschool/parenting struggle from which you have triumphed or advice you wish you had known when you first started homeschooling to share with the podcast listeners, I'd love to have you on the show. Click here to learn how to be a guest on the podcast! Submit a question for the podcast Do you have a question you would like addressed on the podcast? Click here to submit your question. I'll do my best to answer as many as possible on the show. How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

Learning how to eliminate, automate, and delegate your responsibilities can reduce your stress and help you accomplish more each day. This is important as a homeschool mom with many demands on your time. In this episode, we will explore what you can eliminate, automate, and delegate as a household manager and homeschool teacher. See the full show notes: https://www.triumphantlearning.com/ahd004/ Key Takeaways From The Show Can you eliminate... unrealistic expectations decision fatigue clutter distractions and time wasters tasks and activities that do not line up with your priorities Can you automate... decisions routines and habits checklists recurring alarms Can you delegate... outsource chores and responsibilities to others or your children Links And Resources From The Show How To Multiply Your Time by Rory Vaden (TEDxDouglasville) Writing Your Family Mission Statement Responsibilities and Privileges List AHD 003: Living Abundantly By Identifying Your Priorities Overwhelmed: How to Quiet the Chaos and Restore Your Sanity by Kathi Lipp and Cheri Gregory Be a guest on the All in a Homeschool Day podcast If you have a homeschool/parenting struggle from which you have triumphed or advice you wish you had known when you first started homeschooling to share with the podcast listeners, I'd love to have you on the show. Click here to learn how to be a guest on the podcast! Submit a question for the podcast Do you have a question you would like addressed on the podcast? Click here to submit your question. I'll do my best to answer as many as possible on the show. How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

How can you get it all done as a homeschool mom? There are so many demands on your time and never enough hours in the day! In this episode, I address a reader's question about the daily struggle to keep the household running smoothly when devoting so much time, energy, and mental focus on homeschooling and mothering. See the full show notes: https://www.triumphantlearning.com/ahd003/ Key Takeaways From The Show Identify your priorities and run everything through this filter. Know yourself and how you function best. Remember the season of life you are living right now. What expectations can you let go? Involve your children as much as possible! Accept that you will have to let some plates fall and shatter. Links And Resources From The Show Writing Your Family Mission Statement Responsibilities and Privileges List Overwhelmed: How to Quiet the Chaos and Restore Your Sanity by Kathi Lipp and Cheri Gregory Be a guest on the All in a Homeschool Day podcast If you have a homeschool/parenting struggle from which you have triumphed or advice you wish you had known when you first started homeschooling to share with the podcast listeners, I'd love to have you on the show. Click here to learn how to be a guest on the podcast! Submit a question for the podcast Do you have a question you would like addressed on the podcast? Click here to submit your question. I'll do my best to answer as many as possible on the show. How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

There are weeks that are busier than others and you just cannot be home enough to get everything done. And yet it is so important that we remember that we need to be home in order to homeschool. We had one of those weeks recently and it was a good reminder for me to continually evaluate our schedule and make sure we are home enough to homeschool. In this episode of the All in a Homeschool Day podcast, I discuss why we need to make time to be home to homeschool as well as share some practical tips to help you do just that. See the full show notes: https://www.triumphantlearning.com/ahd002/  Be a guest on the All in a Homeschool Day podcast If you have a homeschool/parenting struggle from which you have triumphed or advice you wish you had known when you first started homeschooling to share with the podcast listeners, I'd love to have you on the show. Click here to learn how to be a guest on the podcast! Submit a question for the podcast Do you have a question you would like addressed on the podcast? Click here to submit your question. I'll do my best to answer as many as possible on the show. How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

In this first episode of the All in a Homeschool Day podcast, you'll hear about the vision of this podcast and what it is not. Here's what it's about in a nutshell... All in a Homeschool Day helps you let go of the "should's" so you can focus on the best for your homeschool and your family. It's difficult to juggle it all as a homeschool mom. Don't go it alone! Join us as we talk about Charlotte Mason homeschooling, family life, discipleship, parenting, and still getting the kids fed. You can't do it all, but you can have a successful homeschool and still have a fulfilling life. We'll hear from Crystal Wagner of Triumphant Learning and other homeschool moms next door to hear how they do it. See the full show notes: https://www.triumphantlearning.com/ahd001/ Be a guest on the All in a Homeschool Day podcast If you have a homeschool/parenting struggle from which you have triumphed or advice you wish you had known when you first started homeschooling to share with the podcast listeners, I'd love to have you on the show. Click here to learn how to be a guest on the podcast! Submit a question for the podcast Do you have a question you would like addressed on the podcast? Click here to submit your question. I'll do my best to answer as many as possible on the show. How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

This episode talks about direction, accountability, life and the roads we take. Tools to use when our GPS of life stops working. Check it out!! SHARE SHARE,AND SHARE

On this episode of StartUp Funding hosted by Dr. Roshawnna Novellus we have Dr. Tye and Courtney Caldwell who share their experiences on starting a new revolutionary system ShareShare which aims to change the way barbers, cosmetologists and beauty professionals do business. It comes as a solution for barbers who need access to professional salon space on demand. ShareShare is a B2B platform in the form of a free downloadable app. Dr. Tye and Courtney Caldwell who are based in Dallas are tech visionaries and pioneers, business professionals, philanthropists and entrepreneurs who aim to help beauty professionals around the world build efficient, passion filled businesses. They discuss on how they discovered a need and how they were able to solve that need by birthing Share Share and by doing that, disrupted the B2B business industry by building a first of its kind platform that allows stylists to find and book empty saloon space on demand. “Managing people is the way to run a business,” says Tye who holds a doctorate of professional barbering and is a number 1 bestselling author on how to achieve a long-term success in the beauty and style industry. Tye shares his singular experience having a job as the turning point turning him towards entrepreneurship. “Working hard should definitely give some value back to you” is one of the advice given to new entrepreneurs. Prior to cofounding Share Share with her husband Courtney spent the last two decades building winning teams as the vice president of marketing for marketing advocate global director of Oracle’s worldwide digital marketing strategy and innovation group. She shows us how her corporate experience helped her shape Share Share to what it is today. According to Tye “The next generation of barbers were looking for access over ownership. Not wanting to spend long stretches of time in any one saloon, they wanted to be able to move around, posting their travel schedule on social media, get clients to book with them and then travel around and see different parts of the world and still build a clientele from city to city.” Dr. Tye and Courtney Caldwell talk about finding the perfect partner when starting a business and how Share Share was born out of necessity and is here to stay as it solves a need in today’s economy.  Roshawnna, Dr. Tye, and Courtney Caldwell discuss: [03:45] Tye shares how he came up with the idea for Share Share. [08:25] Tye answers the question “Did you always know you were going to be an entrepreneur?” [10:17] Tye shares his one experience having a job. [12:46] Dr. Tye and Courtney Caldwell share what has got them excited about Share Share. [16:02] Courtney explains what Share Share is and how to get it. [18:22] Courtney shares how her corporate experience helped shape Share Share. [25:00] Courtney tells us what was holding her back from becoming a full-time entrepreneur. [28:17] Dr. Tye and Courtney Caldwell tell us what makes Share Share unique. [32:45] Dr. Tye and Courtney Caldwell talk about their team. [35:16] Dr. Tye and Courtney Caldwell give advice to entrepreneurs who want to raise capital. [41:25] Tye recommends some books with the listeners. [44:22] Dr. Tye and Courtney Caldwell talk about lifestyle and balance.