218: Priorities Change. And That’s Ok.
Life changes, and so do priorities. Today we talk about shifting priorities, resulting guilt, and how to deal with life as it evolves.
Author: Amy Dingmann
217: You Can’t Control How People React
Some people will think you’re amazing and wonderful and all sorts of goodness. Other people will think you suck. Here’s why you have no control over any of it.
216: Your Perspective is Subjective
We all look at things differently because of everything we’ve experienced up until now. Today’s episode is about how perspective – yours and everyone else’s – is completely subjective, and how things can get really tricky when we forget that.
215: Three Things Learned From Three Months Away
After a three month break, I’m back to talk about perspective, priorities, and how other people see you.
214: A Bump in the Road
Things have been “different” at home. Things have been “different” in the homesteading/self-reliance community. When things get bumpy, sometimes you have to get off the road.
213: A Toad Helped Me Figure It Out
Sometimes you find a toad while weeding the garden and it gives you all the clarity you need. Let’s talk about shifting stages of life and the importance of having a story to tell.
212: Be Your Own Kind of Homesteader
If you’ve ever thought about being a homesteader but weren’t sure if you really “fit” in the “homesteader club” because of where you live, where you work, or your life situation, this interview is for you!
211: Brutally honest and maybe backwards
A few back-of-the-bike thoughts from a recent trip—as well as some changes that are coming to not only A Farmish Kind of Life, but my life as well.
RP 005: Time Management Tips for Your Homestead
Let’s take a big picture approach and look at a bunch of time management tips to help us organize our day, our life, and our homestead better so we can do the things that need to get done.
RP 004: A Modern Problem with the Simple Life
A good reminder to think about our purpose and intention as homesteaders, especially if you’re someone who shares anything about your homesteading life on social media or as a content creator.