What Does Being Self Reliant Mean?
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In this article, you’ll find a list of some must-try outdoor activities for toddlers. You’ll be able to find various ideas, including loosely structured and child-led outdoor activities for kids. Educators, homeschoolers, or anyone looking to enhance their child’s connection to the natural world can use these activities and nature craft ideas. Before we dive […]
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The wonders of modern medicine can’t be understated, but sometimes going back to basics can be a positive, helpful, and cathartic experience. For me, I have always wanted to have one of those aesthetic and natural medicine cabinets all over Pinterest. You know the ones with vintage cabinets full of dried herbs, medicinal tea, adaptogens, […]
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Smoothies are a delicious and nutritious way to start your child’s day. If your home is anything like mine, it can be hard to get your little one to try something new – especially something green and new. “Ew no” is a common phrase thrown around in our home especially followed by the sound of […]
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Being a Christian can be hard these days, never mind being a Christian parent. However, it’s also a great privilege! If you’re someone who wants to raise a godly generation, it can feel like a long haul. Let’s be honest, even when kids turn 18, they’re still our children. They will always be such in […]
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Balancing the demands of work and motherhood ranks among the most intricate tightropes to traverse. Nonetheless, countless individuals, including myself, embrace this challenge daily with courage. We exhibit an incredible capacity to manage these roles, yet it’s important to acknowledge that the journey is far from effortless. Feelings of guilt often surface when we depart […]
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Smoothies are a great option, whether you want to have them for breakfast or as an afternoon pick-me-up. I love to have them for breakfast, but I won’t complain about having them at any other time of the day! Smoothies are sweet, thick, and creamy and can be made with various fruits and vegetables. These […]
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I imagine that I am much like other working moms where their home looks like a tornado hit it by the end of the day. No shame! We’re all in the same boat. I imagined that I would be one of those moms who could always keep her house clean no matter the number of […]
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Whether you’re making the shift towards a plant-based diet or just looking for healthier options to incorporate throughout your day.
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Making time for family This year I’ve decided to try something new. Rather than being dictated by my work calendar from sun up to sun down, I made a conscious effort to begin my day with two hours of family time. It’s literally on my morning calendar for not only myself but my entire team […]
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For years now, my husband and I have been talking about getting land for our family. Partly because I’ve recently taken a strong interest in gardening and self-sufficiency. The other part is because we think it’s the wisest investment you can have to secure your future in an uncertain world. The challenge however is that […]
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An Introduction to Affiliates Did you know that some of your favorite brands will pay you affiliate income simply to promote your love for their brand? This is the world of affiliate income and why you may read a blog and see disclosures that a small portion of income may be generated by clicking the […]
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It’s more important than ever that you have a social media follower conversion strategy for your business. I’ll show you how to get started converting your followers to customers today.
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I'm Janiece
I didn't always have this life. The income on my own terms, the calendar that answers to me, the years I get to spend with my family instead of an office desk.
A few years ago, my boss reminded me during workplace mandates: "You may not have a choice." She was right. And it made me rebuild everything. So we started small. One bill at a time. Whatever we were renting, leasing, or financing, we set out to own outright. Each thing we paid off was one less dependency. Enough of them, and we became income-optional in a few short years instead of waiting until 65.
Today, that quiet stacking is why I run my own business, raise my family on our terms, and teach thousands of families to do the same.
Wife, Mother of Three, and former tech exec
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