Five Ways to Use Connection to Stop Overreacting and Fall in Love with Your Homeschool!

I made a pretty bold claim last week: connection is the key to making homeschooling easier. Not the perfect plan. Not the perfect planner. Not the perfect schedule. Not the perfect curriculum, school room, or book list. And maybe you know that, intellectually, but do you believe it down into your bones? Do you believe it enough to actually practice it? Especially in the tough moments like when kids interrupt you for the 100th time, they say they don't like homeschooling, or you wake up feeling crummy and already on edge? If not, I'm guessing it's for one of two reasons, (though my guess is it's both): You don't think connection will work for your unique circumstances. You don't know how to use the steps to connect.   Either way, it's truly never too late to learn! And it's never too late to turn a bad homeschool day around. Which is why in today's episode I'm breaking down exactly how to use connection in five real life scenarios that come up frequently in coaching, and I'm even tackling your "yeah, but…" objections to why connection won't work in each of the five examples. Too much to do, and not enough time? Gotta move onto the next thing in our day? It won't matter anyway, they'll never change? If you've ever thought, That sounds lovely, Emily, but you don't understand what's happening in MY house… this episode is especially for you. 😘 Grab your earbuds and join me for: Five Ways to Use Connection to Stop Overreacting and Fall in Love with Your Homeschool! Join Reclaim: The Stop Yelling (or any kind of Overreacting), Start Connecting Challenge!