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#166: How Homeschooling Her Only Child Turned Him Into a 9-Year-Old Author & Stock Trader

#166: How Homeschooling Her Only Child Turned Him Into a 9-Year-Old Author & Stock Trader

Episode 166 Published 17 hours ago
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Most parents ask, “Can I homeschool if I still need to work?”

Laresia and her family didn’t just ask that question—they built a life that answers it.

In this episode, we talk about what happens when you choose homeschooling before you even become a parent, and how that decision shaped everything—from family connection to raising a child who is already thinking like an entrepreneur.

Their 9-year-old son isn’t just learning at home…
 He’s writing and publishing books, learning stock trading, and building real-world skills most adults were never taught.

We also get into:

  •  What homeschooling an only child actually looks like (social life + community) 
  •  How Classical Conversations works in real life 
  •  Why creativity and imagination often get shut down in traditional school 
  •  How they approach raising a child without a fixed path
  •  The mindset shift that allows families to “level up” without pressure 

And if you’ve ever wondered how families actually make working + homeschooling work…
I break down the patterns I’ve seen from interviewing 200+ families and how you can apply them.

If you’re thinking about homeschooling—but feel stuck on the how—this episode will open your mind to what’s possible.

Find Laresia & Family: https://kidpreneurconnection.com/

- https://www.youtube.com/@areeson2love

- https://corelife365.com/

🎯 Ready to learn how families are actually working + homeschooling? Cheryl has interviewed 200+ homeschool families—and put a step by step process together for how to work and homeschool (even as a single parent!) Check it out below!

👉 How to Work & Homeschool (Even as a Single Parent!)

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