176: 10+ Lessons from 10 Years on the Homestead
I’m celebrating ten years of being on our farm by talking about ten(ish) things I’ve learned from a decade of farm life.
Author: Amy Dingmann
175: What are you doing with your anger?
There is a difference between anger that gets things done, and anger that just spins our wheels. What are you doing with your anger?
174: We Choose Our Problems
Ready for some hard hitting truth? We choose the majority of the problems we will deal with. Let’s talk personal responsibility and the pros and cons of every choice we make.
173: The line between hope and reality
Embrace the line between hope for the future and the reality of current times, and show others that walking that line is possible.
172: This is Not About “Them”
There is a difference between relying on each other and relying on Them. I believe healing and progress will take place in our country when there is more of the first and far less of the second, but in order to have less of the …
How to make a Homemade Christmas Planter
Making your own homemade Christmas planter is easy and saves money. Let me show you how we make ours every year!
171: Why I don’t think we should go “back to normal”
When talking about the state of the world, it’s common to hear people say, “well, when things go back to normal…” but is that what we really want? In today’s podcast episode/blog post I explain why I don’t think things will ever go back to normal, why I don’t think we should go back to normal, and what is a better option.
170: Know Your Neighbors
Thoughts today on why it’s important to know your neighbors and build an in person community — and how the internet has made that entire process more complicated (and not for reasons you think.)
169: Find the Path
The path I talk about will mean different things to different people. But hopefully this will be helpful to anyone who listens/reads these words.
168: Many hands make light work
See, the thing that always gets me is this: in a world where everyone is busy, where everyone has so much to do, people took time out of their busy lives to help us with ours.