Podcast appearances and mentions of stephanie langford

Pure sunshine comes through as we begin The Best Summer Adventure (and this Podcast) with Stephanie Langford.  This season's casting director and past cast member (2018), Steph touches on her journey at TMM, answers some questions, and brightens our day. The post “Stephanie Langford” appeared first on The Music Man Singing Ice Cream Shoppe.

On this edition of The Mary Faye Headrick Good Deed Segment, I am talking with Stephanie Langford, who is the marketing and communications director with Ronald McDonald House Charities of Alabama. In addition to the Day of Change and the efforts of Ronald McDonald House Charities, during our conversation Stephanie mentioned about her son, Zack, who has Down syndrome. At that point, the conversation went into the amazing people I have recognized in the Down syndrome community! I was able to mention John's Crazy Socks, Blake's Snow Shack, Gabi's Grounds Coffee Shop, RubysRainbow.org, Gene Stallings' son, Johnny Mark, as well as my buddies, Corban Sullivan and Jase Bassham! At the same time, Stephanie shared about Hunter Norwood of A Little Something Extra Ice Cream, who has an ice cream truck here in Alabama. She also shared about Down Syndrome Alabama, Collettey's Cookies in Boston, & the Jake Pratt Scholarship Fund. Some of you have heard about Jake Pratt who now works for UPS. I hope you will listen and share!

On this MADM, Stephanie Langford, who is the marketing and communications director for Ronald McDonald House Charities of Alabama, is sharing about the work that they do to help families and how you can support the effort through the Day of Change. Listen & share. Sponsor: Alabama Music Hall of Fame

Friendships: in this chat Tsh and Katherine talk about why we need to take the time for them even when life is busy, plus little ways we can better cultivate them. (The Internet, for all its foibles, can also be a really beautiful breeding ground for cultivating some of our best friends!) They also park a bit on the legacy of Rachel Held Evans, and how our collective mourning of our loss of her has shown us blatantly and beautifully how we really can know each other through the Internet. Then, they get into the tiny little habits serve as anchors in our chaotic days — which is all the more reason we should hold tight to them. And then in the third segment, Tsh talks with her friend Stephanie Langford, who is currently still in Guatemala, as they answer one more of your travel questions. Related Posts: My Good List by Tsh Reclaiming True Friendship in the Age of “Friending” by Katherine Links From This Episode: Katherine on Twitter Katherine’s website Tsh on Twitter & Instagram #becauseofRHE Sarah & Jeff’s remembrance Searching for Sunday, by Rachel Held Evans Hoopla app Simple Ep. 194: Teaching + Nature Compost bin The One Thing That Made It Easy to Stay Healthy by Katherine Morning stretch on YouTube Stephanie on Instagram Wonderling Family website, YouTube channel Sign up for my Travels With Tsh Guides! Kindly leave a review Become a patron Sign up for 5 Quick Things, the weekly email For any links and codes from our lovely sponsors, head here Download this episode’s transcript

What's the difference between a scarcity and an abundant mindset? It really comes down to gratitude as the ultimate antidote, whether it's fear, overwhelm, jealousy, or good old-fashioned FOMO. What does it mean to be a hometown tourist? It’s also about mindset, discovering where you live with a spirit of curiosity. Tsh and Christine get into both these things, including a few practicals on how to incorporate both of these in your daily life. Then somewhat ironically, in the third segment Tsh chats with Stephanie Langford, answering your travel questions: this time, they’re talking about good spots in the U.S. for a weekend getaway. Related Posts: I Love This Place: Georgetown, Texas by Tsh My Good List by Christine Links From This Episode: Christine on Instagram Christine's blog Tsh on Twitter & Instagram The Writing Life, by Annie Dillard Scarcity thinking vs. abundance thinking graphic John C. Maxwell article Stephanie on Instagram Wonderling Family website, YouTube channel Nashville, Tennessee Austin, Texas Highway 30-A in Florida panhandle Portland, Oregon New York City San Diego, California Seattle, Washington New Orleans, Louisiana Charleston, South Carolina Washington, D.C. Moab, Utah Vancouver, British Colombia - Vancouver Island, Victoria, Sunshine Coast Okanagan Valley Sign up for my Travels With Tsh Guides! Kindly leave a review Become a patron Sign up for 5 Quick Things, the weekly email For any links and codes from our lovely sponsors, head here Download the transcript for this episode

We’ve got another in our series called My Good List: a thing, a habit, a work of art, and a philosophy. (Don't worry, we're not nixing our new format! We're simply still doing MGLs every now and then...) I’m talking to my friend Christie Purifoy, a former English professor turned writer and gardener. She’s got a new book out called Placemaker, and it’s all about what it means to actually lean in to your soul’s desire for beauty and the need to create, instead of stuffing or ignoring it — and why the cultivation of good and beautiful places isn’t a retreat from the “real world” - it’s a response to it. Then in the third segment, Stephanie Langford and I answer another one of your travel questions. (p.s. - Yes, there's a faint clicking sound in the background... we're aware, and we apologize.) Links From This Episode: Christie's website Christie on Instagram Tsh on Twitter & Instagram Placemaker, by Christie Purifoy Roots & Sky, by Christie Purifoy Hario V60 Olive Wood Stand Set The Inner Voice of Love, by Henri Nouwen "The Summer Day" by Mary Oliver Living Prayer, by Robert Benson Stephanie on Instagram Wonderling Family Willing Workers On Organic Farms Thrifty Nomads Ep. 118, where Steph & Tsh talk about saving money to travel Kindly leave a review Become a patron Sign up for 5 Quick Things, the weekly email Like Your Life is open! For any links and codes from our lovely sponsors, head here Download this episode's transcript

I’m here today with Stephanie Langford, who I’ve been wanting to share with you all for a long time. She’s a dear friend, and she’s also a wife, mom, entrepreneur, and world traveler! Stephanie and her husband Ryan are raising and worldschooling their five kids, ages 3 to 14, and have literally traveled around the globe. They love …

I’m here today with Stephanie Langford, who I’ve been wanting to share with you all for a long time. She’s a dear friend, and she’s also a wife, mom, entrepreneur, and world traveler! Stephanie and her husband Ryan are raising and worldschooling their five kids, ages 3 to 14, and have literally traveled around the globe. They love …

In this encore episode, Saren interviews Stephanie Langford from Entrefamily.com about her amazing and budget-friendly around-the-world family travels and how every family can help their children become “citizens of the world.” For full show notes, visit poweroffamilies.com

The start of a new year is a perfect time to talk about changes, and that’s the topic of my chat here with Stephanie Langford. You’ll hear the changes in the very format of this episode (it’s what you can expect for new episodes in 2019!). Plus, a fun new segment with Haley Stewart! Related AoS Posts: 20+ Questions for a New Year 2019 Letter From the Editor Links From This Episode: Stephanie on Instagram Tsh on Twitter & Instagram Ultimate Bundles Wonderling Family The Art of Simple About Page Haley's blog, Carrots for Michaelmas Haley on Instagram and Twitter The Journey of the Magi by T.S. Eliot Caravaggio’s Conversion of St. Paul The Dumb Ox by G.K. Chesterton St. Thomas Aquinas  Kindly leave a review Become a patron Sign up for 5 Quick Things, the weekly email For any links and codes from our lovely sponsors, head here.

We’ve got another in our series! This time, it’s with my friend Stephanie Langford, who if you’ve listened to this podcast for a bit, you know her — she’s my fellow serial traveler and a dear friend to me. (As a reminder, in these chats I’m asking friends to break down their Good Lists in 4 areas: a thing, a habit they’ve adopted, a work of art, and a philosophy.) Links From This Episode: Stephanie on Instagram Tsh on Twitter & Instagram Literary London Away luggage (use code SIMPLE for $20 off!) Osprey backpacks Tom Bihn travel tray Workout accountability app Infrared home sauna Peter Nimble and His Fantastic Eyes by Jonathan Auxier Sophie Quire and the Last Storyguard by Jonathan Auxier Read-Aloud Revival member site Check out our Holiday Gift Guide! Kindly leave a review Become a patron: Support this podcast + get access to my secret show Sign up for 5 Quick Things, the weekly email For any links and codes from our lovely sponsors, head here.

In this week’s episode, Saren interviews Stephanie Langford from Entrefamily.com about her amazing and budget-friendly around-the-world family travels and how every family can help their children become “citizens of the world.”

Erin Odom blogs at TheHumbledHomemaker.com. She’s wife to Will and Mommy to a lovely trio of redheaded girls and one sweet baby boy (yay! another boy mom!). Erin says she’s a recovering overwhelmed homemaker, and she writes about motherhood, homemaking, healthy living, and family finances. Her debut book, More than Just Making It: Hope for the Heart of the Financially Frustrated, is coming out on September 5th. I just have so much praise for her book! I’m so excited for Erin and delighted to have her as my guest today. Welcome to the show, Erin! Listen Now 2:10 - How a Low Point Turned into a Brilliant Book When Erin’s family was living the difficult story she recounts in her book, she would think to herself, “God is teaching me so much. What good will come from this? If I ever make it through this time, I want to do all I can to shatter the shame and stigma of the poor.”  But she never envisioned she would write a full book, and with a major publisher! Erin was raised in upper-class middle America, went to private school, and received a college education. Yet her book opens with Erin walking into the Department of Social Services to apply for food stamps. Like many of us would be, Erin was embarrassed and shocked to have found herself in that position. In fact, she says her pride was so strong that initially, she thought she would write an expose on government aid and how broken the system was! Erin’s story is one of being humbled over and over again. Her book formally began when an agent, actually through Facebook, reached out to her. Her agent told her three things were needed to publish a book: Be Able to Write Have A Platform Have a Story That Meets A Heartfelt Need Erin had several long phone conversations with her agent about her life, what she’d learned, and ideas she had, but things kept coming back to this low point in her life. While going through this time she would think, “We are just barely making it,” but at some point the tables began to turn and she started saying, “Okay, we can be more than just making it.” 6:45 - The Long Road to Publishing   Book writing can be more rigorous and drawn out than you might think! Erin signed with her agent in January 2014. She took two years to write book proposals due to other professional projects. Her book was finally written in 2016, and is now getting published in late 2017. Thanks to the time between the actual living through these events and the writing of her book, Erin had already processed much of the emotions bound up in her story. She had shared bits and pieces of the story to real life friends and blog readers, and already faced much of that shame and privilege in the eye. 8:15 - Expecting Critics Erin is also wisely looking ahead and anticipating critics. Especially due to the controversial nature of a few, main topics in her book - like government assistance - she knows there will be people who disagree. Erin says she’s at peace with that now, but also won’t be surprised if she sheds strong emotions when that first negative review comes! But even still, she says she couldn’t NOT have written her story. 11:30 - If You’re Thinking About Writing A Controversial Book (or Business) Especially for other Christians, Erin’s chief advice is to pray about the decision. Her book couldn’t have been written without lots of prayer! Also, she suggests doing a ton of research on your topic. Erin had her own story, but also she needed to research the facts to help her gain objectivity. 13:10 - Wisely Choosing What Influences Your Work Whatever book or business you want to produce, you’ll be influenced by what you read and listen to during the process. A couple of books in particular were foundational to Erin’s writing process during the proposal phase. She was very drawn to books which read like fiction, even if they weren’t! Bonnie Gray’s Finding Spiritual Whitespace was one such book on Erin’s list. Gray did offer practical tips on how to find whitespace, which was helpful to Erin in a time of entrepreneurial burnout, but her book was framed in memoir. Erin really loved that feeling! Emily T. Wierenga’s Atlas Girl, was another title that gripped Erin’s attention. Wierenga’s book didn’t have a practical element, but she does chronicle her time moving around the world, alongside the story of her mother having a terminal illness. Erin took this inspiration and thought, “if I want to write a book geared toward financial practicality, I don’t want it to be dry and boring.” She wanted her book to take her readers into the story. Erin wants people to feel that space with her, and evoke their empathy. “The way we evoke empathy for other people's stories is by sharing our stories.” 17:00 - The Hard Work of Book Writing Writing this book wasn’t easy, even having always loved writing and majoring in Journalism! Erin says she thought it would be much easier to write her book than it was. Around 2015 she was in entrepreneurial burnout mode, and simply longed to write. As her blog became a business, she got farther away from those writing roots and wanted to get back. Since this was her heart, she thought book writing would be easier....but it was MUCH harder! The memoir was emotionally difficult to write. There were many layers of her financial situation, and painful realities to walk through - some of those stories made it into the book and some didn’t. But writing the practical part? Well, Erin confesses that it was kind of boring to write! (We’re all business moms, aren’t we? We can admit there are boring parts to business, right!?) Primarily, Erin wondered if readers would even be helped by her tips! She didn’t want to write a book that only gave people the warm fuzzies, she wanted to write a book that gave steps to life change. (Phew! Erin placed a tall order on herself with this book… but I think she totally delivered!) 18:50 - What If This Is Super Obvious? It’s tempting to think that everyone already knows the things we do. When Erin was writing the book, she incorporated many tips her parents instilled in her. Both Erin’s parents grew up in large families with not a lot of extras; and though her own father had a great job, frugal living was the norm. She realized in the moment that God prepared her for her lean years since she was a girl. And Erin realized while writing the book that not everyone grew up in a family that was super frugal like hers was. (What’s common sense to us is often knowledge that others need to learn about!) 22:10 - Hope for the Frustrated If Erin could tell a mom feeling financially frustrated just one thing it would be, “There is always hope.” Of course, she can’t predict levels of financial success, but she can say, “Wherever you are doesn’t mean you’ll be there the rest of your life.” In any trial, it’s easy to think the trial will go on in the same way forever. Erin says, “Especially if you are listening to Brilliant Business Moms and you’re an entrepreneur, trying to make a business for your family, you’ve already taken a big step!” One major issue the Odoms discovered is that they had an income problem. A key component of her book is to identify that if you’re financially frustrated, you may have either an income problem or a spending problem. Once you know the root cause, you can find a solution. “If you have a small biz or are planning on starting one, you are steps beyond what many are,” Erin says. 25:05 - Making a Blog a Business The Humbled Homemaker (Erin’s successful blog) launched in 2011 and it was on a bit of a whim. She was freelancing for newspapers, and one of her editors told her, “Erin, there are moms making an income from home with their blogs.” The idea was certainly intriguing to her! At first, Erin had absolutely no money to invest into a business. There are lots of ways to start a blog or business by investing money up front, and you usually do get quicker returns. But Erin didn’t even have $10.00 for a website domain. Her first domain literally was thehumbledhomemaker.blogspot.com. Back then, as is true now, you couldn’t monetize a wordpress.com site but you could monetize blogspot.com domains. Erin’s blog was completely DIY’ed. Though one crucial step was Erin getting into a mastermind group from the beginning. The group provided her tons of resources, one of which included a friend who was eager to design her site! It was about 2 years before Erin was making more money online than her husband made as a teacher, and it was 3 before she was making a very good income from her blog. Erin and her husband Will thought a LOT about whether or not  he should quit his job. In 2014, he went down to teaching 4 days a week, and in December 2016, he totally quit his job as a teacher One reason her husband didn’t make the leap to quit his job was because they weren’t sure if their marriage would survive working together!! It’s a joke, but with a bit of truth to it! The first 6 weeks of working together in early 2017 went really well...and then their 4th baby was born! As with most newborns, a family adjustment was required. But 8 months in, Erin says it’s gotten better as time has gone on. Blogging as a business isn’t easy, and comes with lots of work. (Pssst. Another venture Erin had a big hand in was starting the Ultimate Homemaking Bundle with Stephanie Langford!) With all of these activities spinning at once, when Erin’s agent signed her, she was in a stage of burnout. But thankfully her agent did not pressure her to write a book proposal right away. (And it is highly unusual for an agent to not put pressure on writing a book proposal!) 29:50 - Book Marketing Some authors will receive a launch budget from their publisher, but not most! You have to do a LOT of marketing yourself, even with a traditional publisher. Erin did receive a marketing budget but is still pouring a lot of her own time and money into the book. One benefit of a traditional publisher Erin enjoyed is that she didn’t have to hire an editor or designer for her book. The quality of those services was very high caliber. Receiving a marketing budget depends largely on the publisher and the size of the author’s platform. But even with a marketing budget, Erin says that a publisher would not cover 100% of those expenses. The publisher may have a plan in mind, but the author will lead the way. In fact, some of Erin’s marketing ideas were covered by the publisher, while others were not. 32:44 - Why Traditionally Published? It’s possible to make more money by self-publishing if you know how to market well, so why traditionally publish? Erin says working with people has made it really worthwhile! She loves the accountability, and it fits her personality well to work with a publisher. That’s not to say she would never self-publish another book, but she’s really enjoyed this experience! 33:20 - Book Payments Let’s talk about the book money, honey! It is traditional to get paid part of the book’s advance before even writing the book! Erin’s publisher pays the advance in thirds. She got one third when she signed the book deal, the second 3rd upon getting the completed manuscript, and the final third when the book is published. Other publishers offer 50% upfront, and 50% when book gets published. Erin’s blog has taken somewhat of a backseat to the book, and so having that advance money is a really nice cushion as the blog is her family’s primary source of income! 35:40 Mark your Calendars for Erin’s Next Book! Erin already has her 2nd book on contract! It is a gift book that will come out in 2018. (And, yes, Erin wrote 2 books and had a baby in a twelve-month period, which she tells us isn’t necessarily recommended!) The upcoming book is a gift book, and it’s called ‘You Can Stay Home with Your Kids: 100 Tips, Tricks, and Ways to Make it Work on a Budget’. Actually a team at her publishing house came up with the concept and title, and asked her if she would write it! Erin was amazed that books go up on Amazon while they’re being written! (Like the book Erin is still writing which will come out in 2018.) Why the early-bird treatment? In the book world, preorders are everything. I just loved sitting down with Erin and chatting about her story, her incredible book, and her business wisdom. I hope you’ll go grab your copy of More than Just Making It, because I know you’ll find it incredibly encouraging and chock full of practical advice! 37:40 - Adorable Mom Moment You’ll have to tune in to the podcast to hear all about the sweet moments that are happening between Erin’s girls and their new little brother. So much cuteness! Stay in Touch With Erin! Erin’s New Book: More Than Just Making It Erin’s Blog: The Humbled Homemaker Facebook: The Humbled Homemaker Instagram: @thehumbledhomemaker

118- EntreFamily Today on the show we have Stephanie Langford from EntreFamily, currently in Guatemala to talk about how they got involved in family travel years ago and how it's changed to what they do now. Stephanie and her husband had the opportunity to spend a year in Japan as newlyweds which lit the fire under them for future world travel. After finding how they were pregnant and their year in Japan came to a close, they moved back home to Canada, knowing they would prepare for some future travel. Fast forward several years and during the ups and downs of starting their ownbusinesses and life in general. They began to dream of taking 1 year off and with all 5 kids, go live in a new country! As the plan began to grow, it turned into 4 countries in a year, then 10 and when all was said and done, they visited over 30+ countries in 1 year off!! Wow!! Now they have a home base in Canada and take about 3-4 months off and travel a couple countries at once. Preferring the slow paced, live-like-locals-feel verses such a fast paced travel. Stephane shares about the complete change it takes to go travel full time. It's stressful and chaotic and a lot all at once. It forces everyone to learn to live well with the people you love. No one every promised it was easy but what comes through that hardship and challenges is beautiful, strengthen relationships that have really bonded. At that point it becomes more fun, being together and experiencing life simultaneously.

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An Entrepreneur and writer for 7 years, Stephanie and her husband Ryan are committed to leading an uncommon life. Together with their four children, they spent last year backpacking around the globe all while running their four businesses.

If you've ever wondered about essential oils or other natural remedies, join me for a chat with Stephanie Langford, found of KeeperOfTheHome.net. In This Episode You'll Hear... Why we should consider natural remedies. Natural remedy options for stomachaches, headaches and fever. Where to learn more about natural remedies. Eliminate the Overwhelm of Meal Planning Get your free 30 day trial at PlanToEat.com. Click the play button in the post or grab your favorite podcast app and join us for a chat! Quick Links Stephanie's recommended reputable websites for remedies: Wellnessmama.com Wellness-media.com - this site shows articles from a variety of blogs and websites, but most of these are more reputable and I would trust them more than a random google search. VintageRemedies.com - very well educated teachers and writers (their courses are excellent, too). Stephanie's Recommended Books: The Handbook of Vintage Remedies - really accessible for beginners. Be Your Own Doctor Prescription for Natural Healing - just make sure you get one of the new editions, a 5th edition, not an older version which has some outdated information. Great Posts from Stephanie's Blog: The 5 Best Natural Remedies for Beginners What to Include in Your Natural First Aid Kit This Summer My Travel Medicine Kit Categorized Home Remedy Posts Recent Home Remedy Posts Stephanie's Product Recommendations: Traditional Medicinals teas Herbal Salves - applevalleynaturalsoap.com OR bulkherbstore.com Clay - you can also buy this places like Amazon, Vitacost, etc. Our Wonderful Show Sponsor: MealPlanningBootcamp.com Love the song in the outro? It's called God Day. It's by Jen Stanbro and you can get it on iTunes by clicking here and check out Jen's site by clicking here. Connect with Stephanie Blog:Keeper of the Home Social media: Twitter Facebook Pinterest How to Listen to This Podcast Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes or Stitcher and get the latest episodes as soon as they are available. If you're new to podcasts, click here learn more about them!

If you’ve ever wondered about essential oils or other natural remedies, join me for a chat with Stephanie Langford, found of KeeperOfTheHome.net. In This Episode You’ll Hear… Why we should consider natural remedies. Natural remedy options for stomachaches, headaches and fever. Where to learn more about natural remedies. Eliminate the... Read more

An Entrepreneur and writer for 7 years, Stephanie and her husband Ryan are committed to leading an uncommon life. Together with their four children, they spent last year backpacking around the globe all while running their four businesses.

Motherhood can be an incredible season of learning and it doesn't have to just be about motherhood related topics. Today, I'm chatting with Stephanie Langford and Erin Odom - the amazing (and wonderfully humble) women behind Ultimate-Bundles.com about how they have made time for learning about all kinds of things, ranging from cloth diapering to traveling around the world, all while raising a crew of little ones. Grab your headphones, join us for a chat and keep reading to learn more! Quick Links Click here to learn about Ultimate-Bundles.com. Click here to visit Stephanie's blog. Click here to visit Erin's blog. Love the song in the outro? It's called God Day. It's by Jen Stanbro and you can get it on iTunes by clicking here and check out Jen's site by clicking here. How to Listen to This Podcast Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes or Stitcher and get the latest episodes as soon as they are available. If you're new to podcasts, click here learn more about them!

You're going to learn from the best today. Seriously, Erin Odom and Ryan and Stephanie Langford are some of the best minds in blogging. I'm always so impressed with the professionalism and integrity of every project they do. Their Ultimate-Bundles.com site has been a smashing success for them, their authors and the readers (where else can you get such a HUGE collection of resources for such a small price?). Today you'll learn about working with others (even your spouse!) on projects, discover helpful collaboration tools, get involved in a GREAT (and free) resource for marketing wisdom and hear the perfect motto for building online community. Grab your headphones and join us for a chat!

Motherhood can be an incredible season of learning and it doesn’t have to just be about motherhood related topics. Today, I’m chatting with Stephanie Langford and Erin Odom – the amazing (and wonderfully humble) women behind Ultimate-Bundles.com about how they have made time for learning about all kinds of things,... Read more

Erin Odom has accomplished so much in the 3 years she's been blogging. Not only has she built her own successful blog, but she also started an incredibly successful joint venture business with Stephanie Langford. In this interview we talk a lot about how she is learning to maximize her use of Pinterest and how she has actually grown her Facebook audience and engagement since the algorithm change (what?!), but I think a huge key to her success is what you'll hear in between our social media conversation.

Fascinating. That's the word I use to describe my friend Stephanie Langford and the journey she took with her family this year. She and her husband, Ryan, traveled around the world with their 4 young children. They visited every single continent and 30 different countries. I followed her journey on Facebook and lived vicariously through her incredible trip. I'm excited to share her story with you today. It inspires me to do more with my kids and stretch their perspective and world view. I hope it inspires you too. Grab your headphones, join us for a chat and keep reading to learn more! Don't Miss This... This is the bundle that Stephanie cofounded. The sale starts Wednesday. Click here to learn more. Connect with Stephanie Blog:KeeperOfTheHome.org Social media: Twitter Facebook Pinterest Love the Song in the Outro? The song is called God Day. It's by Jen Stanbro and you can get it on iTunes by clicking here and check out Jen's site by clicking here. Take Action Have you ever traveled with your kids? What tips would you share with other moms? Click here to share.

Note: I’m hosting a free parenting webinar with Amy McCready on Wednesday. I hope you’ll join us. Click here to learn more. Fascinating. That’s the word I use to describe my friend Stephanie Langford and the journey she took with her family this year. She and her husband, Ryan, traveled... Read more

This past year, Stephanie Langford ran her successful blog, KeeperOfTheHome.org, while traveling around the world with her husband and 4 children. What?! You heard right. I can barely blog from the same spot every single day...how did she get it all done in the midst of lots of change and travel? Listen and find out.