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Episode 7: How to Build a Family-Centered Life at Home & Around the World, Asking Big Questions with Maverick Family
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Can you travel the world while educating your children? Do you really need your job or your home? Are you and your partner capable of a truly 50/50 parenting? Are you living your dream family lifestyle? We're asking big questions in this episode of Weirdschooling. Co-hosts, Sarah and Jennie are joined by parents, spouses, entrepreneurs, worldschoolers, and self-professed mavericks, Abigail and Jeremiah, for a deep dive into what it means to ask hard questions and make big leaps in the name of building a purposeful life centered around family.
Click HERE for a transcript of today's episode!
Click HERE for a transcript of today's episode!
We encourage you to connect with Abigail and Jeremiah to follow their adventures and learn more about all that Maverick Family has to offer you and your family! Visit their WEBSITE as they grow and develop their vision and follow them on X (the platform formerly known as Twitter) at @jeremiahkovacs and @abigailmav.
To learn more about the Traveling Circus, visit the website HERE!
To learn more about the Traveling Circus, visit the website HERE!
Being weird doesn’t have to be isolating! Connect with other lifelong learners who like to think outside the box by joining our Weirdschooling Community Facebook Page or follow us on Instagram @weirdschooling
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