What if just 15 minutes each morning could transform your whole day on the homestead? 🌄
https://www.profitablehomesteadproject.com/blog/the-morning-routine-that-changed-my-homestead-life

In this episode of Everyday Stories On Our Homestead, I share the routine that shifted my mornings from chaos to calm—my personal “time with Jesus” meditation. Learn how taking a few quiet moments each day can help you reset, refocus, and gain clarity for the work ahead.

💭 What if your body became a living vision board for your goals?

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https://www.profitablehomesteadproject.com/blog/transform-your-homestead-with-think-and-grow-rich-body-mapping

In Episode 150 of Everyday Stories On Our Homestead, I share how a powerful activity from the Think and Grow Rich Challenge changed how I visualize success. I labeled different parts of my body with what I want most in life—peace, abundance, strength—and now I move through the day with intention.

This episode connects timeless wisdom from Napoleon Hill’s classic book to the life of a modern homesteader.
If you're ready to grow in faith, family, purpose, and profit—don’t miss this episode.

What if the secret to homestead profitability isn't doing more, but partnering better? https://www.profitablehomesteadproject.com/blog/how-adopting-russell-brunson-s-find-the-who-not-the-how-revolutionized-my-farm-to-table-salesIn Episode 149 of Everyday Stories On Our Homestead, I share why I never built a farm stand—and how a principle from Russell Brunson’s Traffic Secrets changed my whole approach to selling what I grow.Instead of juggling growing and selling, I decided to focus on what I do best—farming—and partner with folks who already have a farm stand presence. It’s a story of collaboration, focus, and leaning into your strengths.🔍 In this episode, you’ll hear:Why I skipped the farm stand ideaHow I found the right partners to sell my produceThe Grower / Seller / Connector framework for homesteadersWhy community interdependence creates more profit and less burnoutThis is a must-watch for anyone who wants to build a homestead business that works smarter—not harder.👇 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe if this episode helped you!#homesteadbusiness #farmstand #russellbrunson #entrepreneurship #profitablehomestead #growyourownfood #homesteadmarketing #everydaystoriesonourhomestead

What if one simple conversation could double your tomato harvest?https://www.profitablehomesteadproject.com/blog/how-a-neighbor-s-tomato-trellis-method-revolutionized-my-gardenIn this episode of Everyday Stories On Our Homestead, I share the story of how a neighbor completely changed the way I grow tomatoes—and inspired a whole new layout for my garden. Gone are the days of flimsy cages and tangled vines. With just barbed wire, bailing twine, and two strong runners per plant, I learned how to grow healthier tomatoes, increase airflow, and harvest without breaking a sweat.👨‍🌾 Here's what you'll learn:• Why traditional tomato cages fail in hot, humid climates• The step-by-step breakdown of the two-runner trellising method• How to train, sucker, and space your tomatoes for airflow and yield• Lessons I learned from tying twine, timing maintenance, and rethinking plant layout🔻 Get the full blog article and download the "Trellising Tomatoes for Maximum Harvest" guide here:👉 https://www.profitablehomesteadproject.com/blog/how-a-neighbor-s-tomato-trellis-method-revolutionized-my-garden🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe for more everyday stories from our homestead as we build a life of faith, family, self-sufficiency, and profitability.#homesteading #tomatotrellis #gardeningtips #selfsufficiency #profitablehomestead #everydaystoriesonourhomestead

Years ago, I asked Ray Higdon what I should do to create an income online using attraction marketing. He responded with a short message: “Create three types of content every day.”I wasn’t ready back then—but I am now. In today’s episode, I share what it’s been like to take that advice to heart, how Russell Brunson’s publishing philosophy is influencing my homestead business, and what happens when we finally show up consistently.Come hear the story—and take the challenge with me.https://www.profitablehomesteadproject.com/blog/the-day-i-stopped-surviving-and-started-building-a-resilient-homestead-business

What does it really mean to be self-sufficient? In this episode, I share the moment everything changed—the day I stopped running myself ragged and started working on my homestead like a true entrepreneur. After surgery and a paycheck-less month, I realized something sobering: we weren’t self-reliant at all. That realization birthed a new direction, one filled with systems, vision, and purpose. Tune in as I share the story that turned my homestead into a mission and my busyness into a blessing.

After undergoing hernia surgery yesterday, I was reminded of one of my earliest memories—recovering from heart surgery at age two. I don’t remember the words spoken, but I remember how I was made to feel: safe, loved, and cared for. In this episode, I share how that memory shaped my belief that the kindness we offer matters more than we realize—and how that applies directly to our calling as R.E.A.L. homesteaders. Using Marion G. Romney’s powerful reminder that "food cannot come from empty shelves," I challenge all of us to become the kind of homesteaders who bless others not just with what we say, but with what we grow, build, and give.

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https://www.profitablehomesteadproject.com/blog/building-a-homestead-that-leaves-a-lasting-mark

What would you do if someone asked to pitch their product to your tiny but loyal email list? That happened to me this week—and it made me realize something powerful about the journey to a profitable homestead. In today's episode of Everyday Stories On Our Homestead, I talk openly about a real request I got to promote a mushroom-growing course. My list is only around 1,000 people, and yet, it’s a start.

This episode is all about what we do with what we’ve got—no matter how small it seems—and how we can leverage every tool we have on the road to building a profitable homestead. I share practical ways to monetize even a tiny audience and unpack the real lessons behind email lists, partnerships, and profit.

📬 Blog version of this episode here: https://www.profitablehomesteadproject.com/blog/how-a-simple-mushroom-course-message-revolutionized-my-homestead-s-marketing-and-community

🎧 Listen in and let me know—would YOU have said yes to this offer?

When a friend stopped by the homestead, I found myself showing them around and sharing the excitement of everything I’m growing — especially the roses and willow trees. In this episode of Everyday Stories on Our Homestead, I talk about taking rose and willow cuttings, how simple propagation can bless your land and your neighbors, and the importance of showing others the fruits (and flowers) of your labor. This one’s all about self-sufficiency, beauty, and growing things that grow more things.

To learn more about propagating roses:

https://www.profitablehomesteadproject.com/blog/grow-more-roses-for-free-with-cuttings-and-willow-water

In this episode of Everyday Stories on Our Homestead, we explore what happens when we make sudden changes without respecting the pace our bodies—and our lives—need. After experiencing dehydration in extreme heat, I learned a powerful lesson about gradual change, hydration, and self-awareness. Whether you're trying to improve your habits, change your diet, or build your dream homestead, this episode is your reminder to take it slow, steady, and smart.

For the full story

https://www.profitablehomesteadproject.com/blog/how-dehydration-opened-my-eyes-to-the-life-changing-power-of-gradual-progress