Social Media Snapshot: Building Resilience

Enjoy this stream of social media encouragement to be persistent, develop a growth mindset, encourage others and yourself, and assorted ideas and opinions on how to bring out the resiliency that God has instilled in us all. All these shared posts from Instagram have a link to the post where you can experience the full post with images and perhaps discover some accounts to follow.

Posted by @homeschoolquotes SEE POST

We don’t homeschool because it’s like playing “teacher” or because it sounds “cute” or because it’s becoming “trendy.” We homeschool because it’s what is right for our families. It’s not all rainbows and butterflies. It’s hard. It’s exhausting. It tests your sanity and about a million other things. But it’s worth it.

ALL. OF. IT.

Yours Truly, D. Janel

Posted by @5in15makes5  SEE POST

I keep my eyes always on the Lord. With him at my right hand I will not be shaken.

-Psalm 16:8

Posted by @homeschoolunrefined  SEE POST

“There is no award for the homeschooliest homeschooler or the unschooliest unschooler. So maybe just concentrate on whatever glorious mix of life and learning works for your family.

THEHMMMSCHOOLINGMOM.COM

Posted by @tosmagazine SEE POST

“The Lord sometimes allows His people to be driven into a corner that they may learn how necessary He is to them.”

-C.H. Spurgeon

Posted by @notes_from_gracerunhome  SEE POST

Homeschool is a tool, that helps build your child’s character.

Posted by @crazy.ash.crew  SEE POST

Girl, read your bible.

You can eat all the kale

Buy all the things,

Lift all the weights,

Take all the trips,

Trash all that doesn’t spark joy,

Wash your face and hustle like mad,

but if you don’t rest your soul in Jesus,

you’ll never find your peace and purpose.

Posted by @eastcoastkelly   SEE POST

(Kelly has a great video with this about getting outside your comfort zone!)

AUTUMN,

The Season

THAT SHOWS US HOW BEAUTIFUL CHANGE CAN BE.

Posted by @homeschoolerquotes   SEE POST

The comment to this image quote:

I have been raised as a homeschooler (I’m 16) and I’m very excited to say that I’m going to graduate at age 16 as an entrepreneur. I have created multiple companies and I love the experiences I have been exposed to. .

I HOMESCHOOL MY CHILDREN

NOT TO PREPARE THEM

for tests

BUT TO PREPARE THEM

for life.

-TAMARA L. CHILVER