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Hey friend!
I am so happy you’re on this self-sufficient homesteading journey. No matter where you are, how much land or skills you have, hear this: you can do it!
Mama to mama, I know it’s not easy juggling everything and trying to grow the life you want. You now have a community to help you.
Below you’ll find a number of resources to help you fulfill your dreams and raise your babies along side you.
These resources are designed to help you put the systems in place to save you time and money, and grow your skills to be self-sufficient, all while caring for a family, and working. And they work!
I know you have a burning desire to have this freedom. These systems will help you run the show so you can also make that dream side gig, into your full-time endeavor.
And babe, your confidence is everything! I see you, you are amazing! “If someone else can do it, so can I!”
Download whatever you would like and if there’s an area you’re stuck in, or need a little more support – reach out!
The Self-Sufficiency Roadmap: to know what to do, you need to know where you’re going and how far you’ve come. This roadmap will help give you the steps you need to focus on to become self-sufficient and live that dream life.
Two of the biggest time sucks: cleaning and meal preparation. This checklist is customizable to your home and schedule. By writing it out, you know what you need to do and your brain can focus its energy elsewhere while you keep up the clean.
The Meal Planning Guide: meal planning doesn’t have to suck. Take it from someone who could never make it work until I developed this system for real-life and real-food moms. Transitioning your diet? Going processed to homegrown? Allergies or picky eaters? No time and no f*cks? Put in the prep work (aka follow this guide) and you’ll no longer be cursing feeding the herd at meal time!
The Declutter Challenge: a member favourite! A visually overwhelming space creates overwhelm in your mind, causing stress, anxiety and difficulty focusing. Ever feel like you have to organize or “clean up” before you start something? Grab your bestie or a few friends and tackle the clutter. Creating a more functional and visually calming space makes cleaning up take mere moments and will allow you to function with a less stressed brain.
Shopping Cheatsheet: when you’re shopping whole foods, it’s good to know where you might want to source better. Look for local, farm-grown produce and speak to the farmer who grows your food (if not you!).
