Episode 215

Ever wake up feeling like you’re already behind before your homeschooling day even begins? If you’re feeling out of sorts, the best remedy to renew and inspire you is a tiny dose of inner quiet and my simple morning routine for homeschool moms (or dads or grandmas or sisters, etc).

Trying harder is NOT the answer.

In this episode of the Art of Homeschooling podcast, Jean shares a simple morning routine for homeschooling parents following the acronym ME ~ meditate and exercise.

If you’re stuck in a midyear slump, trying to get back to your routine after a holiday, or picking up where you left off after an illness, give yourself some grace. Start small and focus on filling yourself back up with inner quiet.

If trying harder worked, it would have worked by now.

Inner Quiet: A Simple Morning Routine for Homeschool Moms

In this episode:

  • The midyear homeschooling slump [3:35]
  • A simple morning ritual to renew your energy [5:16]
  • Using acronyms supports daily rhythms and routines [6:07]
  • A common mistake when starting a new ritual [7:16]

Resources Mentioned

Insight Timer FREE Mediation App

Earth & Owl rebounder videos on YouTube

Gathering the Light: Inspired at Home Masterclass (in library of masterclasses)

Reset Your Rhythm: Inspired at Home Masterclass (in library of masterclasses)

Related Episodes

EP 148: What’s Your Self-Care Plan?

EP 13: Create a Simple Morning Routine for a Strong Start to Your Day

Rate & Review the Podcast

If the Art of Homeschooling Podcast has inspired you, I’d LOVE it if you could rate and review the podcast on your favorite podcast player! Reviews can be left on Apple Podcasts (iTunes), Podcast Addict, or Stitcher.

Or simply pop on over to lovethepodcast.com/artofhomeschooling and choose where you want to leave your review.

And if you want to show your appreciation for the Art of Homeschooling Podcast, you can buy me a cup of tea!

Never Miss an Episode!

Check Out All the Episodes

FREE Guide to
Ages & Stages

Discover the wonders of each stage of learning so you can bring your children exactly what they need and homeschool with more confidence.

    Leave a Reply

    Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

    This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.