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Rosie Sherry

Square Pegs and the complexities we face

I've been reading Square Pegs, a book written from the perspective of trying to support children who don't fit into the system. I haven't finished the book, so don't take any of this as a recommendation to read it or not. I

It feels like deja vu

Going back to, exploring and doubling down on the open web

The art of the slowly curated product

I don’t think I suffer with perfectionism. Perhaps it’s more completionism that I struggle with. I always have a million different things that I’m working towards and nothing ever seems complete. Now that I have clarity on my neurodivergence, I understand why. The understanding massively helps, especially

Health, quite literally, before wealth

It’s easy to say health before wealth. The reality and the execution of it is much harder. Of course, we should put our health first, but also, isn’t life just a bit much sometimes? Maybe the world is stressing us out. Maybe we haven’t slept well. Or

Combining activities is crucial for unschooling

I often get asked how it is I do everything I do. I don’t deny I’ve chosen a somewhat harder path in life by working for myself and not sending our kids to school. However, whilst it seems hard, some things are also just so much easier. One

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I unschool my 5 kids. This is how much it costs.

We’re a family of two parents and 5 children aged 5 to 19. We live in Brighton, the very south of the UK. We’ve been on our unschooling journey for over 10 years now. There is no going back or no other way for us. The inefficiencies and

Track progress over goals

I'm not sure I ever achieve my goals, but I'm always making and looking back on my progress

In search of perfect is procrastination

Pro-tip: it doesn't exist

Learn from what others do, not what they say

There's a lot of hustle in the indie world, trends and growth charts come and go.