What Does Being Self Reliant Mean?
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I have been cooking with my Instant Pot for years now, and it is by far one of my favorite tools to speed up the process of making dinner in my house. It’s super easy to throw together simple ingredients and create delicious comfort food that is sure to delight your whole family. It’s also […]
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You’ve probably heard about the dangers of commercial and traditional air fresheners. Every time I turn on a Netflix documentary, there’s always a new (and often stellar) environmental documentary working to help people see the industry for what it is. A part of why I care so much about moving to non toxic air fresheners […]
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If you’re a mom like me, you know time to truly relax and enjoy a long, hot shower doesn’t come around every day. So when I do get the chance to close my eyes and cleanse my body, I like to make sure that I am doing it with the best possible ingredients. That’s where […]
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There’s so much satisfaction you will get from making your own herbal home remedies. Once you get started, you will look back and ask yourself why didn’t you make homemade medicines five years ago? Hundreds of years ago, everyone knew how to make homemade medicine, and utilizing herbs from their environment was the standard way to […]
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I know how challenging it can be for mothers to cook different food items for different family members. As a mother myself, I know that it’s tough to figure out the right way to “show up” for many different facets of life. Organizing the food schedule for a whole day would be an ideal choice […]
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Air fryers are among the most popular appliances today, for good reason! They’re convenient, reduce cooking and clean-up time, and cook delicious foods without the extra oil or effort! However, there are some concerns about whether they’re safe to use. It’s been found that some air fryers have some toxicity to them based on the […]
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Nowadays, we are surrounded by the different types of chemicals all around us, whether it’s in our food, pharmaceuticals or cosmetic products. Chemicals are widely used in almost everything. So to counter the excessive use of chemicals, people have started to explore the world of herbalism. It’s no wonder you’re probably trying to learn about […]
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Incorporating technology into a homeschoolers education is an essential part of the learning process. Students can use a tablet to browse the internet for research, learn coding, watch videos, and more. Tablets offer a wide range of benefits, including learning tools that teach students how to use various technology tools for potential future careers. We’ve […]
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If you have been to a juice bar recently, then you have probably seen (and maybe even purchased) a wheatgrass shot. These tiny concoctions are taking the clean eating world by storm – and for good reason. But they’re probably also doing some damage to your wallet. In this article, I’ll give you all of […]
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I love DIY projects, so learning to make body butter and lotions at home was super exciting to me. These products do an excellent job of nourishing the skin and keeping us looking younger. I’ve experimented with them before, but this time, I decided to make the perfect homemade butter for glowing skin! In this […]
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Elevate your healthy lifestyle with these vegan steamer recipes. From steamed vegetables to creamy dumplings, enjoy wholesome, nutritious and flavorful meals.
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I’ll be honest – when we first thought about homeschooling our daughter, it was scary to say the least. I was incredibly intimidated when I would look online and see these experienced moms who had entire homeschooling areas of their home fully decked out with creativity and education at every turn. For us, we barely […]
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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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