Wild Life Unschooling

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Daniel Prince, author of Choose Life, and host of the Once Bitten Podcast, is sharing some meaningful insights about his family's unschooling journey, and what it means to deschool not only your kids, but yourself.

Daniel and I actually got to know each other at the Liberty in Our Lifetime conference in Prague. At the LIOL everything is about building parallel structures – and exactly this is what this episode is all about! What does unschooling looks like in a family of 4 children, what are the differences between worldschooling and unschooling? But the most important take away of this episode is clearly that Daniel is sharing some not so known truths about the traditional school system, that are uncomfortable to face.

“If anybody listening is thinking about taking their kids out of school, because “the education system is completely broken and not fit for purpose” – spoiler alert, it's not broken, it's working exactly as it was designed to work. The reason your kids are, and you are the way you are, is, the system insidiously points in place to create certain behaviors. And it has nothing to do with learning, it has everything to do with obedience and control.”

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Two weeks after my ayahuasca ceremony marathon in the jungle and the integration is blowing my mind… from no more cravings to smelling snakes, seeing people’s true intentions in one glance, lucid dreams on steroids, and so much more! This deep inner unschooling is showing me how to stay real, present, and connected. That’s the real unschooling. That’s what I’m taking with me from this jungle journey.

If you want to visit me in the jungle and go on crazy healing adventures, reach out to me on Telegram: @NotTheClemens

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This week I'm taking you deep into the Amazon, where my son, our animals, and I moved in with a family we had just met to learn about healing, jungle medicine, and the parts of ourselves most people spend their whole lives avoiding. If you've heard me say that unschooling starts with deschooling yourself, this episode is about exactly that: facing old wounds, working through trauma, and discovering what becomes possible when we stop running from the parts of ourselves that need healing.

If you want to join me here in the beautiful jungle to go on a healing journey, text me on Telegram: @NotTheClemens <3

And here the book I mention in the episode "Ayahuasca in my blood": https://www.amazon.com/-/de/dp/1452882908/ref=sr11?\_mkde_DE=ÅMÅŽÕÑ&sr=8-1

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I think we're all here for a reason, but most of modern life is pulling us away from discovering what that reason really is. Soul-led education is about helping our kids stay connected to themselves, think independently, become un-fuck-withable and follow their own mission instead of spending their lives running someone else's program.

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In this episode, I share a day in our life in a small village in the beautiful Amazon, from jungle walks and seeing monkeys every morning to boat rides, village routines, and so much more. It’s a glimpse into our unschooling life here and the way I experience all of it with a looot of appreciation and love for what’s around us :)

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Finally in the Amazon, enjoying life, living with tribe people, boats instead cars, rivers instead of streets, and piranhas for breakfast <3

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I joined a conversation on regenerative education as a guest, and it was refreshing to be part of a space where people are seriously questioning the current schooling system (how could you not).

We talked about why families are choosing alternative paths, what that looks like in real life, and how different people actually made the transition work around the world. A lot of personal stories, honest feedback about the challenges and learnings along the way, and a ton of inspiration!

This episode is part of the Regenerative Culture project, take a look at Yoshi and Pola's work here: https://regenerativeculture.life/. Guests of this workshop included Radonda Dobbins, Hila Russ-Woodland, Michael Fraser, Katy Star, Marie Kristin, and Michele. Enjoy <3

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I went quiet because life got real… I quit my job, traveled through Egypt, Portugal, and now Mexico with my son, and somewhere in all of that I stopped performing and actually started living, healing, and unschooling for real. Now I’m back (kind of), not with answers but with an open door :) if you want to co-create this podcast, share ideas, or just be part of whatever this becomes next, reach out.

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After a few months of traveling and searching for my own spark, I’m back with an episode that felt like a missing puzzle piece: a deep dive with Jacky Herder, the powerhouse founder of People for People in Madeira. Jacky shares her incredible journey from DDR roots and "fear coaching" to building a global village where kids actually lead their own learning… proving that when we stop trying to "fix" our children and start deschooling our own systemic fears, true freedom begins. We’re talking about breaking the cycle of "stupid-making" systems and rediscovering the unique gifts our kids were born with, so grab a coffee (and maybe some tissues) for this one. AND SORRY FOR THE LACK OF QUALITY :D my mic decided to drop out.

Also check out these ressources!

>>> https://www.peopleforpeople.net/

>>> https://www.instagram.com/people4people.official

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This time, I wasn't the host, but the guest at Dr. Fernando Morales' podcast: Have you ever questioned whether conventional education truly prepares children for life? In this episode, Alex shares her radical journey from traditional classrooms in Germany to a life of freedom, self-discovery, and jungle experiences. Her story will leave you questioning what it really means to raise a generation capable of thinking for themselves and exploring beyond the limits of the school and social system.

From her decision to unschool her child amidst an oppressive system, to how Bitcoin and psychedelics helped her find her authentic purpose, Alex reveals the keys to living with purpose and freedom in an increasingly uncertain world. Discover the frameworks that guided her path, how she faced the fear of being seen as a criminal for fighting for her family's autonomy, and how exploration in the jungle taught her lessons no classroom could offer.