What really matters in your homeschool journey?

As homeschool moms, we often find ourselves juggling countless responsibilities, activities, and goals. But despite the busyness, we need to step back and ask ourselves: “What really matters in our homeschool journey?”



What really matters in your homeschool journey?

When you get clear on what really matters in your homeschool, you have more time, more margins, more peace, more time to be present, more time to notice, more time for yourself, and more time for your kids.

The power of personal reflection

This simple question can be transformative, “What Really Matters?”– helps you clarify your priorities:

  • In your relationships with your children
  • On how your structure your days
  • In your personal goals and well-being
Remember, your needs as a parent are just as important as your children’s. It’s not selfish to consider what matters to you personally in this homeschool adventure.

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Common challenges of a homeschool mom

Unquestionably, many homeschool moms struggle with…

If you relate to these challenges, you’re not alone! (In fact, you might be alone if you don’t relate with those things;)

When you routinely ask yourself, What really matters in your homeschool, you’ll struggle less.

Practical tips for a fulfilling homeschool year

  1. Ask yourself “What really matters?” often. Use journaling to explore this question deeply.
  2. Protect your time and energy by learning to say no to things that don’t align with your priorities.
  3. Celebrate small wins daily. This can shift your perspective and boost your motivation.
  4. What does a successful homeschool year look like to you? Remember, it’s about more than just academics.
  5. Find ways to nurture yourself alongside your children. Your well-being is crucial to a thriving homeschool environment.

Reflection questions for your homeschool year

So, as you plan for the upcoming year, consider:

  • How do you want your homeschool experience to feel?
  • What can you do to meet your needs?
  • What does success look like for your family beyond academic achievements?

Remember, there’s no one-size-fits-all approach to homeschooling. By focusing on what truly matters to you and your family, you can create a fulfilling and joyful homeschool journey.

What really matters in your homeschool this year? I’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments below!

Book a no-obligation conversation with Teresa to clarify what really matters and craft your A.C.T.I.O.N. plan.


Meet your coach to help you clarify what really matters in your homeschool journey--Teresa Wiedrick, Certified Life Coach & homeschool mentor

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Teresa Wiedrick

I help overwhelmed homeschool mamas shed what’s not working in their homeschool & life, so they can show up authentically, purposefully, and confidently in their homeschool & life.