What if your child was more passionate about

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

Once your child's passion is triggered, they'll be fueled with excitement and energized to take control of their own future.

Visualize your child at age 18 with multiple opportunities because they have a portfolio filled with passion-filled hours spent on developing and showcasing true talent in at least one chosen field. 

We'll teach you how to use your child's academics, family environment, and developing skills to create talent that brings real value to others.

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

How to find your child's passion and develop deep motivation

We've outlined 5 unique pillars below.

A child 12-14 often needs one-on-one guidance. Start with pillar #1

By following our pillars, your child can:

• 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

How do you find your child's interests? Start below!

We're Jonathan and Renee Harris.

Our background began as most couples do when they marry in the 90's: man meets woman, both have degrees, both have debt.

Man is unfulfilled in his career and woman wonders if her degree is even useful since she plans to stay home with the kids. 

We both enjoyed college and we stuck with where our degrees brought us, at first. Jonathan entered the tech field while Renee taught middle school and adult night school for a couple of years.

Fourteen years and seven babies later, we started to think outside the box. We re-thought how we home educated our children. We thought about their future and how we wanted them to enter it pursuing something they loved. We even changed our own trajectory and began our own business selling handcrafted skin care online.

His time freed up from tech work, Jonathan began to earnestly look for ways to make the standard educational time more productive and worthwhile. His fear was that we were going to spend so much time perfecting educational details and still wind up getting to where we really didn’t want to be.

He wanted to be able to give our children an inspiration to develop a focus and a drive to cultivate something that they would eventually be very, very good at, and maybe even something that they could use to provide for themselves with a generous living.

He started experimenting by dovetailing his standard study times as a means to push our children into a deeper understanding around one chosen topic of their interest. 

Other ideas became equally as successful. All the while, motivation in our children took off. Each new pre-teen gave him more opportunities to test and tweak his ideas.

Because of these home-grown experimentations in education, he discovered some great techniques and ideas along the way that we want to share with other parents, homeschooling or not. 

We now have four of our nine children grown and out of the house, each pursuing their own paths.

Fully self-sufficient. 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: