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Are you looking for a fresh, intentional way to kick off a new month with your family?

In this episode, we delve into a powerful tool utilized by top leaders and life coaches. It is called the Wheel of Life. I want to show you how to make it work for your homeschool family.

Imagine using simple, fun, and meaningful activities to grow together in areas like family bonding, finances, physical health, and even spiritual growth. This framework offers many opportunities.

Whether you want to keep it easy or dive into a fully committed family project, I’ll give you creative, kid-friendly ideas for each area of life.

If you’ve been craving more connection, purpose, and balance in your home, this episode will inspire you to turn everyday moments into growth opportunities.

Grab your notebook (and your kids!) and let’s plan a June full of growth, joy, and intentional living.

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Mentioned in this Episode:

The Wheel of Life by Paul J. Meyer

WOW Essay Essentials Digital Essay Writing Course

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This week’s episode of Homeschool is a Work of Heart is your invitation to step outside and breathe deeply. Getting into nature isn’t just refreshing; it's essential, so I encourage you and your family to get out and stay out more often.

Outdoor time improves focus, mental health, and family connection. Plus, after this week's listen, you’ll walk away with several practical, no-excuse ideas to get outside, no matter the weather, season, or setting.

Whether you have toddlers or teens, a backyard or a balcony, this episode will inspire you to make nature a priority.

As promised, I have many resources for you this week as well.

Mentioned in this week's episode:

Ginny Yurich Podcast_The 1,000 Hours Outside Podcast

1,000 Hours Tracking Coloring Pages

Ginny's Books

Richard Louv: Last Child in the Woods (free on Audible)

Katie Wells: The Wellness Mama on IG

Dr. Amy Shah on IG

If you have questions or would like to connect, you can email me directly at melissa@writeonwebb.com.

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Are you raising decision-makers or rule-followers? What's the difference?

A decision maker is someone who wisely decides to do the right thing. A rule-follower may stomp his feet and whine, but he does what he's told to do because he believes he has to follow the rules. Wouldn't it be better to want to follow the rules, assuming they are reasonable rules? The bigger question is, which mindset makes for better adulting?

Every choice we make (as kids and adults) leads to a result. We can empower our children and ourselves to think wisely and say, “I choose to complete my work instead of believing 'I have to do this or that."

This "choose to" mindset builds maturity, confidence, and a strong sense of personal responsibility. Whether writing in the summer or helping around the house, why not give your kids the freedom to choose and let natural consequences do the teaching?

Tune in to this week’s episode to learn how to practice this mindset at home in simple, practical ways.