About Us

We are a homeschool family living in central Tennessee that has homeschooled 4 children, incorporating the entrepreneurial mindset as part of our required curriculum. Three out of four graduated homeschool high school with Benjamin, our youngest hoping to graduated May of 2012.

Our oldest daughter Rachael, (33), married a man who partners with his father …..who has his own business; (Those are my five adorable (!) grandchildren; Sara, Hannah, Leah, James & Josiah-who are twins). Since this picture was taken, Josiah. the little guy in his father’s arms (in more ways than one….:))  survived a bone marrow transplant in Minnesota and is doing miraculously!

Nathanael, 25, initially worked for a homeschool entrepreneur, but now has his own used car dealership. His heart is to offer outstanding yet affordable cars so families don’t have to take on massive debt and monthly payments in order to have a good running car.  He’s married to Kendra, who plans to have her own photography studio at home soon;

Joshua, 23, about to graduate with a Business Administration degree and plans to begin grad school next fall. He’s also engaged to Lindsey, who is finishing her teaching degree, now at ISU…the college I went to and met my husband! (I just can’t get over that…what can I say?)
Update: He graduated! May 8, 2010 from Bryan College with honors in Dayton, TN-see photo at right.

Benjamin, our youngest at 18, has Down Syndrome, and is always “starting” his own business. He hopes to graduate May, 2010 and start his own business.

Running a home business was always a part of our homeschool, and we always loved helping others find ways to make money at home, to!

It seemed to run in our family because the majority of our relatives have some sort of business. My grandfather started a successful grocery store the same year the Great Depression started…and succeeded. My mother started a business at our kitchen table when I was 12, and it supported her very well when my father passed away unexpectedly just 9 years later. Many other members of my family are successful entrepreneurs, also, so what can I say? It’s in my blood.

It can be in yours, too! Start a family tradition of entrepreneurship. Doesn’t it seem logical that the next step from homeschooling would be home business?

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