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Is it possible to build a 6 or 7-figure business while homeschooling your kids? How do other Homeschool CEO’s make it all work? How does blending homeschooling and entrepreneurship achieve true freedom and flexibility for the entire family? And the biggest question of all, can I *really* run a profitable business and homeschool WITHOUT feeling stressed, overwhelmed, and exhausted? Welcome to the Homeschool CEO Podcast where we will answer ALL of these questions and so much more. Your host Jen Myers is a wife and mom with 16 years of homeschooling and entrepreneurship experience. She talks with other Homeschool CEO’s about how they are making it all work. Listen in for practical tips on mindset mixed with a special blend of business and homeschool strategy – everything you need to successfully homeschool while running a profitable business!
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Tuesday Sep 15, 2020
An Out-of-the-Box Approach to Raising Out-of-the-Box Kids with Lindsay Leiviska
Tuesday Sep 15, 2020
Tuesday Sep 15, 2020
Some kids are challenging to raise. Their behavior may leave their parents feeling exhausted, hopeless, and embarrassed. So what’s a mom to do? How do we control challenging behavior? What if it’s actually us, as moms, that need to change? What if our kids aren’t really difficult or challenging? What if they simply think outside the box?
Our guest today is Lindsay Leiviska, a Christian wife, homeschool mom of three, and educator with a Masters Degree in Teaching. Her life was turned upside down when her son turned 18 months old and suddenly became a "difficult child.” Everything she thought she knew about being a good Christian mom was challenged.
Over the past six years, Lindsay has discovered an appreciation for how God created out-of-the-box kids and now she’s on a mission to empower parents who are raising children who think and process the world differently.
In This Episode, You’ll Discover:
- their family's experience in adopting a baby after a journey through infertility
- how their adopted baby's behavior changed drastically at 18 months old and how it affected their homeschooling and family life
- the shame involved in Lindsay realizing that she didn't have the tools to help her son and the pivotal moment that led her to get help via counseling
- the steps she and her family took to get their son to what he is now
- how the experience of raising their adopted son and learning how the brain works helped Lindsay become a better parent and teacher
- the importance of casting a vision for your child
- why out-of-the-box thinkers should not be considered "oppositional defiance" and how they will change the world
- how she provides support for homeschool moms raising uniquely-designed kids
- her advice to Homeschool CEOs who are in the trenches and dealing with a "difficult" child
- why parents are supposed to put relationship first with their kids
I can relate so much to Lindsay’s story because I raised an out-of-the box child too. I hope this lets you know that you’re not alone in this journey and that there’s no shame in raising uniquely-designed kids. I hope Lindsay’s story will encourage you to get help so that you can give your child the tools he needs in order to thrive.
Where to Find Lindsay:
A Heart for All Students Podcast
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