10 | Why Building in the Margins Is Not a Compromise (It’s the Homeschool Mom Business Strategy)
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Homeschool mom, meet entrepreneur mom. In this episode, Erin lands on the conviction that has been underneath all of it: the both/and is not a consolation prize. It is the actual design.
This episode is for the homeschool mom who has been told, by others or by herself, that she has to choose. Between homeschooling well and building something. Between being fully present and wanting more. Between her family and her calling. This episode makes the case that she was never supposed to choose. And that the life she is building in the margins of her days is not the small version of what she actually wanted. It is the design.
In this episode:
- The lie most of us absorbed about what it means to be serious about something
- Why the both/and is not a consolation prize... it is a specific design for a specific kind of woman
- Why building in the margins is not the compressed version of building (it is the intentional version)
- What the both/and life actually looks like on a real day in a real home
- The conviction this entire show is built on: you do not have to choose, and you were never designed to
Links mentioned:
Foundations First ($297, two-week Voxer coaching): erinmeinel.com
About Erin
Erin Meinel is a former early childhood educator, entrepreneur, and homeschool mom to two boys. She is the founder of Erin Meinel LLC and helps homeschool moms build businesses that fit the life they are actually living. Find her at erinmeinel.com.
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