The Intentional Homeschooler

     Every homeschool journey starts with a single, honest question: “Can I really do this?” In this heartfelt episode, Erika shares her personal story of being told she wasn’t capable of attending college because of her learning disability — and how pushing through that planted the seeds of determination that still fuel her homeschooling today.
     If you're doubting yourself, this episode offers both encouragement and practical action steps to help you move forward with confidence, even if you don’t feel perfectly equipped.

- Erika’s personal story of overcoming discouragement
 - Why self-doubt actually signals that you care deeply
 - The truth about what your children need most from you
 - Practical action steps to confidently start homeschooling
 - Encouragement for when others don’t support your decision

- Start simple and don’t overcomplicate your first steps
 - Pray often — ask God to guide your homeschool journey
 - Give yourself grace as you figure things out
 - Put in the hours: research, study, learn, and prepare
 - Be willing to dig deep, work hard, and adjust along the way
 - Trust that daily faithfulness will bear fruit over time

"You don’t need to be perfect to homeschool — you just need to be present. You can do this, and you don’t have to do it alone."

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