One of my favorite things to help people do is turn what they already know into recurring income. Today, I helped a former high school student who has continued to stay close to my family— who has 20+ years of beekeeping experience and manages 300 hives — turn his knowledge into a paid online community. Instead of just answering random questions here and there, he now has a structured space where beginners and seasoned beekeepers can learn from him directly. It’s amazing how much expertise people are sitting on without realizing it could become a business. If you’re in beekeeping and looking for real mentorship, please check him out. The Beekeeper's Porch Swing We did set this up as an affiliate community so you can benefit as well. And if you’re a business owner with knowledge you haven’t monetized yet — you might be closer than you think.

Tonight @Michelle Beazer and I freshened up our About page here! A little upbeat music, slides and animation...and I think we have nailed our intention. Let us know what you think.... Lingering questions...we want to hear those too! Lifelong learning is our thing!

Our Community is growing! What's unfolding in your weekend? I'm working away on an IRL (In Real Life) event with @April Mitrik in the Peterborough Area...and recovering from the flu. (ick). Missing my favourite homeschoolers at @Bethany Elmhurst 's house and our church Co-op but it's been some time to sit, plan, reflect and be at peace at home. @Aija Keskinen @Alice Claringbold @Amanda Owens @Amy Fiorentino @Andrea Fagan @Angel Loo @April Mitrik @Bethany Elmhurst @Breanne Cooper @Michelle Beazer @Renee Bunch @Selina Blatchford @Cheryl Patrick @Dayna Hopf @Dayna Taylor-Palenkas @Erica Martinez @Fernando Roa @Gideon Latone @Hannah Keating @Heather Cooksey @JaLisa Henderson @Jenn Hayes @Jenna Kelly @Jennifer Counce @Kim Cullen @Lisa Vanderveen @Lucy Hutchings @Mary Kem @Melissa Gillard @Melissa Steiner @Michelle McCartney @Molly Christensen @Munirih Suddess

It was a quiet Sunday at our house. What were you up to this weekend?

Sometimes we can feel like real life gets in the way of homeschooling. After all there are bills to pay, meals to make, babies to nurse, laundry to do (O the laundry!). Next we have lessons but I think that life is homeschooling...if we can grow young people who are great at the day to day stuff and LOVE learning...well that's what it's all about. What "hacks" do you use to make daily chores a thing that everyone knows are just part of life?