Katharyn Havens sits in overgrown grass to remind homeschoolers that perfection doesn't matter. What counts is showing up and being authentic, accepting the mess, and trusting you can do it with what you have.
Hey guys, what's up? We just finished filming the first video for Radical Reset. I mean, what a relief. I probably could have done it better, but I'm gonna let go of that. And in addition, I thought it was really important to just have some additional footage, like behind the scenes or sort of after the fact. Anyway, I'm sitting outside so that I can show the whole world, this grass. I mean, this grass is so long. Look, it's taking over my fire pit over there. The point is, it doesn't matter. A lot of our homeschooling happens right here, sitting in this long grass, and it doesn't have to be cut and it doesn't have to be perfect. So So just remember that, especially in homeschooling. Whatever you've got, just go with it. Don't take it so serious. It's not that big of a deal. You can do this. See you next time.
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