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not intended as personal or professional advice. Procrastination ~ Fear of the Unknown
© Grace Chapman Welcome to the new year. How are you going so far? Got so many new things you want to do that you are overwhelmed and don't know where to begin? Haven't mounted the horse yet? Or, have you dived into your new year resolutions and projects and are gasping for air because you've taken on so much? Only got a hold of the galloping horse's tail? Or are you riding the horse, enjoying the rush of wind on your face? This is the time of year that can be painful for the procrastinator. If you are having difficulty making decisions that require you to do things that you don't normally do (like whether to homeschool or not) perhaps the following quote, placed on your mirror will help you. When you are inspired by some great purpose, some extraordinary project, Or perhaps this one does more for you. To escape criticism-do nothing, say nothing, be nothing. Fear of the unknown is a powerful thing isn't it? It can be paralysing. Yet it's opposite, Love, is equally as powerful and is likely to bring about more of your preferences.
Grace is a home educating mother of three in far north Queensland. Until recently, Grace was the editor and producer of Stepping Stones For Home Educators. Her articles have appeared in magazines such as Byronchild Magazine and Education Choices .
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Pioneering members of the home education movement in Australia, Beverley and Robin Paine are passionate advocates of true educational choice for families. They began homeschooling their children in 1986 and three years later started the South Australian Home Based Learners network. Beverley wrote several books and booklets on home education through her self-publishing business, Always Learning Books, and maintained an extensive collection of websites as well as several Yahoo groups supporting families teaching their children at home. Beverley retired from actively supporting home education in July 2008 to allow her to spend time on her garden and writing projects. She continues to support the Home Education Association of Australia as a committee member. Please note that the opinions and articles included in the suite of Homeschool Australia websites are not necessarily those of Beverley and Robin Paine, nor do we endorse or necessarily recommend products (other than our own) listed in contributed articles, links, pages, or advertisements. |
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