Your kids (and honestly, other people too) are watching what you do. Not just what you say… but how you show up. So if you’re in a season where you’re trying to stay consistent, keep going, or build something—even when it’s hard—I hope you don’t quit. What you are doing matters! ♥️ I truly believe a small part of why all my kids are willing to go after what they want is because they’ve watched us do the same. And right now, my boys (22 and 20) had an idea for a clothing brand… and they just went for it. No overthinking. Just action. And as a mama, that makes me so proud 🤍 So keep going. Someone is learning from you. If you want to check out what they’re building, I’ll drop it here 👇 Website http://fin-and-tide-co.myshopify.com Facebook https://www.facebook.com/share/14iu6m25GF3/

One of my favorite things to help people do is turn what they already know into recurring income. Today, I helped a former high school student who has continued to stay close to my family— who has 20+ years of beekeeping experience and manages 300 hives — turn his knowledge into a paid online community. Instead of just answering random questions here and there, he now has a structured space where beginners and seasoned beekeepers can learn from him directly. It’s amazing how much expertise people are sitting on without realizing it could become a business. If you’re in beekeeping and looking for real mentorship, please check him out. The Beekeeper's Porch Swing We did set this up as an affiliate community so you can benefit as well. And if you’re a business owner with knowledge you haven’t monetized yet — you might be closer than you think.

I shared this in my community earlier and thought I’d drop it here too in case it helps someone. One of the biggest things I hear from people wanting to build something online while homeschooling is: “I just don’t have time.” But often it’s not about having more time — it’s about using small pockets intentionally. A few simple ideas: • Listen to personal development during car rides • Use waiting time to respond to messages • Set a 15-minute timer and focus on one task • Plan your top 3 priorities the night before • Replace some scrolling with learning or outreach • Batch tasks so you’re not switching constantly •And .... we all sit on the potty 🫣! I will never forget when my college professor (25 yrs ago) said study your flashcards when you use the bathroom 🚽 🤣 Imagine how many messages you can send 🤔 You don’t need hours — consistency in small pockets adds up. Hope this helps someone today.

Sharing a little holiday cheer! ✨ I put this together and sent it out as a freebie and realized it might be helpful here too. These are simple Christmas treats that are kid-approved and easy enough to make together — no overwhelm required. If your week is already full (and whose isn’t right now?), feel free to grab this and use what works for your family. Merry Christmas! 🎄🤍