How do you know if your child's current interests are worth it?

You've invested hours into weekly piano lessons - her posture is good, she's got the finger positioning down, the plunking of keys every afternoon is beginning to sound like music. Is it worth it?

He begged to play basketball and proved to be pretty decent at it.  You give up family dinner time for weeknight practice and cheer from the sidelines every weekend in order to support your young player. Will it matter?

Maybe it's a technology interest.  HTML, JavaScript, Python ... those are valuable, right? You just need to figure out what direction they should take with it and what path they should follow.

Here's the secret to knowing if their interest is worth pursuing:

• What if by the time your child graduated from high school, he had a valuable skillset that was actually PROFITABLE, one that could help pay his way through college, showcase a portfolio of skills, and/or land him his dream job?
• What if her passion was something that served not just her own personal desires, but was something specifically sought after by your friends and relatives, and she had the opportunity to serve the needs of others?
• What if his long-term talent was something that didn't mean your family was spread in different directions every weeknight, sacrificing the family dinner for yet another soccer practice?

If their interest or passion could lead to all of that, it's worth pursuing!

There's a strategy to make that happen... if you start early enough.

We'll show you how.

Your child has talent and potential.

Once you learn how to identify, develop and get the knack of building talent, your child's focus will be intense.

His passion will be triggered. He'll be fueled with excitement and energized to take control of his own future.

We're doing this with our 9 children (ages 6 to 24) - scroll down to see what they're doing.

Do this by developing lifelong skills and talent that brings real value to others.

It begins with igniting a passion.  We will show you how you can do that.

Meet Jonathan and Renee Harris.

Husband & wife team, Jonathan and Renee, have over 20 years of experience homeschooling their kids while running an online handcrafted skin care business. 

When their eldest son turned 12, it became very clear to them that they did not want their children to just fill up buckets of knowledge for each school grade.

They experimented with making their son’s traditional study materials support the development of a marketable talent that made sense to his strengths,abilities, and unique drive. 

By the time he graduated from high school, he already had his own aerial drone business and was able to fully support himself financially. 

Jonathan & Renee have since graduated four more of their nine children to create their own unique paths through careful guidance of talent development.

Over the past 12 years, they’ve fine-tuned and developed a strategy dubbed “Parent Their Passion.”

The strategy is used to create a compelling and irresistible unique portfolio of the value of a child’s talent. 

They now coach other parents through the step-by-step method that can be used with any child, of any type of personality.

And they’re passionate about it.

Now it's time to meet the fruit of our labors:

Those who have watched the method in action, say this about it:

Once you identify the interest using our worksheet, it's time to follow the plan:

The end result is that your child will:

• be years ahead and loaded with motivation (with even one idea from each pillar!)
• have a clear idea of what the next five years will look like by age 18
• naturally surround himself with mentors and cheerleaders
• be challenged, stretched, valued
• bypass those troubling years
• That's part of STEP TWO (curious? Scroll down to find out what's involved.)

How do you find your child's interests? START HERE