
Do you wish you knew how to homeschool and integrate all of the different ages of your kids? Have you been searching for a place where you can learn the homeschooling basics without being overwhelmed? Are you also an entrepreneur mama at heart? Do you know there’s a way for you to combine homeschooling while making money from home? However, you literally have no idea how to do that or where to start? Lastly, do you know how critical it is for you to instill entrepreneurship into your kids but you don’t know which mentors to trust, what to t...
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<p>I'm kicking off the new year of 2026 with a Season of episodes called When God Clears the Garden So New Growth Can Come</p> <p>Every episode fits under one gentle truth:<br> God has been stripping, simplifying, strengthening, and re-ordering.</p> <p>This season isn’t about doing more.<br> It’s about seeing clearly.</p> <p> </p> <p>Make sure you Subscribe to the show so you get notified when the next episode is released.</p> <p> </p> <p>If you want to learn how to embrace the Dirt on your journey, come join me over on Substac...

<p>Have you ever said “yes” to something just because it felt good? Same here. I used to make big life decisions based on that warm, peaceful feeling and call it confirmation. But over time, I learned that following God isn’t always about the feelings—it’s about faith, obedience, and listening for His voice in deeper ways.</p> <p>In this episode, I share a personal story about how I almost said yes to an opportunity that looked perfect on paper—but instead, God took me on a journey of prayer, discernment, surrender, and clarity. I walk you through the...

<p>Real-life rhythms, chore strategies, and sanity-saving systems from a homeschooling mama of 5.</p> <p> </p> <p>Let’s be real—keeping a household running, homeschooling the kids, and keeping everyone fed (without losing your mind) requires more than just a good planner. In this episode, I’m opening up our real-life mama systems: the chore rhythms, life skills training, tech boundaries, and daily routines that have actually helped our family thrive—not just survive.</p> <p>You’ll hear how we’ve:</p> Taught our kids independence (yes, they can do laundry and cook!)<br> <br> Shifted from reward systems to re...

Spoiler alert: Some of the best lessons don’t come from a textbook.<br> In this episode, we’re talking about the learning that happens off the page—in the dirt, in the backyard, in the chicken coop, on the trail, at the playground, and in all those beautifully unplanned moments that make homeschool feel alive. From incubating quail eggs to building bike ramps, from visiting small local businesses to crafting DIY Halloween costumes, we discovered that “school” doesn’t always come from a workbook. Sometimes the most meaningful lessons happen when life interrupts the plan. If you’ve ever felt guilty be...

<p>Feeling behind? Burnt out? Like the stack of curriculum you bought is staring you down with judgmental eyes?</p> <p>Been there, mama. 🙋🏽♀️</p> <p>In this episode of Dreams, Dirt & Grace, we’re talking about the moment when your beautiful, color-coded homeschool plan falls apart—and what to do next. I’m sharing real stories, honest struggles, and what I’ve learned about making curriculum serve us, not the other way around.</p> <p>You’ll walk away with encouragement, practical mindset shifts, and a whole lot of grace for those "we're behind again!" days.</p> <p>✨ Because curriculum is a tool—not...

<p>In this episode, we’re diving into the real-life mess and magic of homeschooling. Whether you're knee-deep in lesson plans, wondering if you're "doing it right," or just trying to survive another day without someone crying over math (and it might be you), this one’s for you.</p> <p>We’ll talk about:</p> How to simplify your homeschool rhythm<br> <br> What to do when you feel burnt out<br> <br> Why joy and curiosity matter more than a perfect curriculum<br> <br> How to invite God into your homeschool planning (without needing a seminary degree)<br> <br> A...

<p>Ever wonder if all this staying home, pouring out, and homeschooling is really worth it?</p> <p>In this honest episode, I’m sharing a moment where I almost walked away from the calling—and what helped me stay rooted. We’ll talk about the tug-of-war between purpose and pressure, and how God reminded me that this season of motherhood matters deeply.</p> <p>Takeaways:</p> <p>Doubt doesn’t mean you’re not called.</p> <p>Obedience sometimes looks like staying.</p> <p>Your faithfulness at home is kingdom work.</p> <p>For the mama who feels tired, torn, or t...

<p>Ever notice how your home shifts with your mood? I sure have—and it was a wake-up call. In this episode, we’ll talk about why moms set the atmosphere of their homes, how our emotions, rhythms, and spiritual walk ripple through our families, and how even the smallest self-care moments can shift everything. Mama, you have more influence than you realize—let’s learn how to use it with grace.</p> <p><br> <br> </p> <p>If you want to learn how to embrace the Dirt on your journey, come join me over on Substack at kawailani.substack.com</p>

<p>What if the biggest thing standing in the way of God's plans for your family… is you?</p> <p>In this vulnerable and heart-changing episode, I share the costly and humbling lesson I had to learn about submission—what it really means to walk in biblical order within our homes, and how I unintentionally distracted my husband from hearing God's direction.</p> <p>If you’ve ever wrestled with control, pride, or the desire to “help” steer the ship… this one's for you, sis.</p> <p>We talk about:</p> How a good thing can still be a distraction<br> <br> Wh...

<p>Preparing for Your Homeschool Year (Even If You Don’t Feel Ready)<br> 🌿 With faith, flexibility, and a whole lot of grace</p> <p>Feeling behind before the homeschool year even starts? You’re not alone, friend. Whether your books haven’t arrived, your plans feel scattered, or your confidence is shaky—this episode is a gentle hug and a deep breath for your homeschool mama heart.</p> <p>In today’s episode, I share some of our messiest first days, the years we started late (or not at all), and how God lovingly led me to lay down my hustle and...