Have you ever thought about becoming a minimalist homeschool family?
Would you like to have less to clean, less to do, more time, and more joy?
Learn how having less and leaning toward minimalism can improve your life.
What Does Minimalism Have to Do With Homeschooling?
You might be wondering what minimalism has to do with homeschooling. Well, you know that raising and educating your children is a full-time job. And the last thing that busy homeschooling parents need is more stuff to pick up, clean, and organize.
The reality is that the less you have, the less you have to do. And when you have less stuff, you’ll have more time for the people and activities you care about. That means you’ll have more time to be with your kids and ensure they get the education they deserve.
For most people, minimalism has little appeal. However, if you consider this idea for a moment, you might discover that it could be life-changing.
Learning about minimalism might be the beginning of a new way of living.
Listen to the HomeSchool ThinkTank Parenting Podcast
Hi! My name is Jackie, and I’m the host of The HomeSchool ThinkTank Parenting Podcast. Each week I help parents understand the ins and outs of homeschooling, and I also bring inpirational episodes that help homeschooling parents develop the mindset they need to homeschool for years to come.
Each week I share two podcast episodes.
- Mindset Mondays: Tune in for a weekly episode that’s about your mindset. Why? A parent’s mindset can make all the difference in whether you succeed in homeschooling.
- Wednesday Wisdom: We talk about homeschooling, parenting, and education.
Listen to a Podcast Episode
- Decluttering: Why to Declutter and How to Get Started.
- Taking Care of Business.
- Essentialism for Homeschool Parents.
- How to Create Feelings that Help You Achieve Your Goals.
- Becoming a Minimalist Homeschool Family: How Having Less Can Improve Your Life.
If you’re interested in minimalism and decluttering, then you’ll find these episodes helpful.
The Virtues of Minimalism
When you have less stuff, you also have LESS…
- To clean.
- Work.
- To organize.
- Frustration.
- To spend money on.
When you have less stuff, you’ll have MORE…
- Joy.
- Money.
- Peace of mind.
- Visual & physical space.
- Time to do what you want.
- Time for yourself and the people you care about.
Minimalism Is More: I Can Help You Declutter Your Life
As you begin seeing minimalism as MORE time, money, space, connection, and ultimately life, it becomes easier to release items that add little value to your life.
By shopping and owning less, I have less to clean, organize, and eventually eliminate. With less stuff, I have more time to get outdoors, be with my family, and do the things that matter to me.
For me, having fewer items results in more time for who and what matters to me. I would love to help you find more time for who and what matters to you!
As a homeschool consultant and certified life coach, I help parents with homeschooling and all the other aspects of their lives, too. Whether you want help getting organized or with homeschooling, I can help you.
Click here to learn more about my homeschool consulting and life coaching services for parents.
Books About Minimalism
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- The Art of Tidying Up by Marie Kondo.
- Clutterfree with Kids by Joshua Becker.
- Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less by Greg McKeown.
- The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing by Marie Kondo.
- Minimalism: Live a Meaningful Life by Joshua Fields Millburn and Ryan Nicodemus.
- The Minimalist Home: A Room-by-Room Guide to a Decluttered, Refocused Life by Joshua Becker.
- Simple Happy Parenting: The Secret of Less for Calmer Parents and Happier Kids by Denaye Barahona
Video: The Benefits of Minimalism
Joshua Becker shares how minimalism will benefit your family.
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