Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
Share #50: How to Process the Negative Emotions When Your Circumstances Make Your Homeschool Ideal Impossible
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Or
#50: How to Process the Negative Emotions When Your Circumstances Make Your Homeschool Ideal Impossible
In this episode, Julie Ross shares a personal coaching call from one of her programs that touches on a theme many homeschool moms can relate to: how to deal with feelings of disappointment, discouragement, or overwhelm when life changes disrupt your routines or ideals. Through the lens of this coaching conversation, Julie explores the emotional intelligence required to be coachable, the struggle between wanting to add fun and meaningful activities into your life and homeschool, and the importance of finding balance so you don’t burn out.
Key Takeaways:
Embracing vulnerability and being open to growth is a sign of emotional intelligence. This allows you to look at your circumstances honestly and seek positive change.
Adding fun into your homeschool is important, but be mindful not to over-schedule. Find the balance between enjoyable activities and keeping your days manageable to avoid burnout.
It’s okay to feel sadness or frustration when life changes disrupt your routines. Acknowledge your emotions, allow yourself to mourn, and then adapt to the new stage you’re in.
While big adventures are exciting, it’s important to seek joy in the daily moments of life. Shifting your perspective can make routine tasks feel more meaningful and enjoyable.
Telling yourself how you “should” feel or act often leads to unnecessary pressure. Give yourself grace to feel your emotions without judgment and find peace in the present moment.
Resources Mentioned:
Visit thefeastlife.me/blog/50 for additional resources and links
Just Getting Started? Get our FREE Charlotte Mason and You Workshop to see if this powerful approach can transform your homeschool. https://www.thefeastlife.me/opt-in
Subscribe & Review: “ I love Julie and the Feast Life.” If this sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing the show on Apple Podcasts. This helps more people- just like you- find out about the show. CLICK HERE AND SCROLL TO THE BOTTOM to leave a five star reviews.
Also, please subscribe so you never miss an episode. FOLLOW NOW
Connect with Us:
Today’s episode is sponsored by the award winning Charlotte Mason curriculum A Gentle Feast. Get started with smooth and easy days at https://www.agentlefeast.com.
View all episodes
By thehomeschoolfeast.com
5
7676 ratings
In this episode, Julie Ross shares a personal coaching call from one of her programs that touches on a theme many homeschool moms can relate to: how to deal with feelings of disappointment, discouragement, or overwhelm when life changes disrupt your routines or ideals. Through the lens of this coaching conversation, Julie explores the emotional intelligence required to be coachable, the struggle between wanting to add fun and meaningful activities into your life and homeschool, and the importance of finding balance so you don’t burn out.
Key Takeaways:
Embracing vulnerability and being open to growth is a sign of emotional intelligence. This allows you to look at your circumstances honestly and seek positive change.
Adding fun into your homeschool is important, but be mindful not to over-schedule. Find the balance between enjoyable activities and keeping your days manageable to avoid burnout.
It’s okay to feel sadness or frustration when life changes disrupt your routines. Acknowledge your emotions, allow yourself to mourn, and then adapt to the new stage you’re in.
While big adventures are exciting, it’s important to seek joy in the daily moments of life. Shifting your perspective can make routine tasks feel more meaningful and enjoyable.
Telling yourself how you “should” feel or act often leads to unnecessary pressure. Give yourself grace to feel your emotions without judgment and find peace in the present moment.
Resources Mentioned:
Visit thefeastlife.me/blog/50 for additional resources and links
Just Getting Started? Get our FREE Charlotte Mason and You Workshop to see if this powerful approach can transform your homeschool. https://www.thefeastlife.me/opt-in
Subscribe & Review: “ I love Julie and the Feast Life.” If this sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing the show on Apple Podcasts. This helps more people- just like you- find out about the show. CLICK HERE AND SCROLL TO THE BOTTOM to leave a five star reviews.
Also, please subscribe so you never miss an episode. FOLLOW NOW
Connect with Us:
Today’s episode is sponsored by the award winning Charlotte Mason curriculum A Gentle Feast. Get started with smooth and easy days at https://www.agentlefeast.com.
More shows like The Homeschool Feast
View all
Don't Mom Alone Podcast
2,327 Listeners
Life with Sally
2,990 Listeners
Scholé Sisters: Camaraderie for Classical Homeschooling Mamas
530 Listeners
Simply Charlotte Mason Homeschooling
516 Listeners
Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey
21,328 Listeners
Now That We're A Family
1,805 Listeners
The 1000 Hours Outside Podcast
2,233 Listeners
Called To Homeschool
269 Listeners
Real Cool History for Kids
2,508 Listeners
Simple Farmhouse Life
2,058 Listeners
Culture Apothecary with Alex Clark
14,717 Listeners
Parenting with Ginger Hubbard
51 Listeners
Restoration Home with Jennifer Pepito
178 Listeners
M Is for Mama Podcast
1,267 Listeners
Nat Theo Nature Lessons Rooted in the Bible
463 Listeners