Hey, hey, Sarah McKinsey here, and this is the Read-A-Loud Revival, the podcast that

helps your kids fall in love with books and helps you fall in love with homeschooling.

In the last couple of episodes I've been sharing, the sessions that I did at the Great

Homeschool Conventions in 2023.

Episode 230 was all about helping your differently wired kids fall in love with reading,

and I was joined by my good friend, Culling Kessler.

Episode 231 was about homeschooling with babies and toddlers, and if you're doing that,

you need to listen to that one, so if you haven't heard it yet, go listen to Episode 231.

Today I'm sharing the last of my sessions from the GHC Conferences 2023.

This one is all about answering that question that plagues us all.

Am I doing enough? We all ask it, and we all ask it all the time.

So today we're going to talk about it. Here we go.

So Oliver Berkman in his book, Four Thousand Weeks, he says he's constantly haunted by this

feeling that he should be doing different things, more things, more different things, or more

different things. Do you feel that way in your homeschool at all? Yeah. So you're working on one

thing and you're kind of thinking about all like in your mind, you're thinking about all the other

subjects and things that we should probably get to, and it feels really hard to be present and

engaged and enjoy our homeschools when we're constantly worried about whether or not we're doing

enough, right? I think this question of am I doing enough is actually like the biggest question

that a lot of us are asking. In fact, how many of you in here have homeschooled for like two years

or less, let's say? Excellent. Lots of you, welcome to the dark side. We're super normal homeschoolers,

so just let's look at that really clear. Yeah, so here's the thing. How many of you in this room

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