RAR #150: Water Your Bamboo—How to Focus on the Process (not the outcome) in Your Homeschool

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Sarah Mackenzie

Parenting, Teaching From Rest, How To, Reading, Read-aloud, Homeschool, Education, Kids & Family, Books

4.9 • 3.4K Ratings

🗓️ 24 March 2020

⏱️ 43 minutes

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In today's episode, I'm talking about why in homeschooling, you work and work and work... and you often can't always see the difference that slog is making.

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0:00.0	You're listening to the Read-A-Loud Revival Podcast.
0:15.9	This is the podcast that helps you make meaningful and lasting connections with your kids,
0:20.8	three books.
0:28.8	Hello, everybody.
0:30.6	Sarah McKenzie here.
0:31.8	You've got episode 150 of the Read-A-Loud Revival Podcast.
0:36.6	Glad you're here.
0:37.8	Today we're having a very important conversation about watering your bamboo.
0:43.6	We're going to talk actually about the importance of focusing on the process and not the outcome,
0:51.3	especially in our homeschools.
0:53.4	Now, if you don't homeschool, I think you can replace anytime you hear that word today
0:58.0	with the word parenting.
0:59.8	And I have a hunch you're going to find this just as relevant for you.
1:04.5	This is a whole episode on what to focus on.
1:07.8	How do we tell which measuring stick to use and where to throw our energy when we're working
1:12.4	with our kids?
1:13.4	It's very easy to put our attention on the outcome.
1:15.8	It's far more useful to put it on the process.
1:18.1	We're going to dig into that in just a minute.
1:20.4	Before we do, we're going to take a listener question and this week's question comes from
1:25.3	Lisa.
1:26.4	Hi Sarah.
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