Does this sound like you?
You're killing it in one area and watching the other one slide. Business is humming, but school has been pulling teeth. Or the kids are thriving and you haven't touched your business in weeks.
You sit down to work and feel guilty about the kids. You sit down with the kids and your brain is already writing the email.
You've got ten ideas and zero clarity on which one to actually build.
You're doing some marketing, you think. You couldn't say if any of it is working.
The to-do list never ends. And under all of it runs that quiet hum of failing at it.
And maybe the loneliest part: you don't have many people around you who get it.
Here's the truth.
You're not failing. You're carrying two full callings at once with no rhythm built to hold them. That's not a character flaw. It's a missing system. And a missing system is a fixable thing.
The marketing advice out there wasn't written for you. It was written for someone with uninterrupted hours and an office and a business that lives separately from the rest of her life. You don't live there. You build in the margins, in the early mornings and the nap times and the in-between. You need an approach made for that, not one that asks you to pretend your life looks different than it does.
Hi. I'm Erin. I've been her.
I spent a decade in the classroom before I traded it for a kitchen table and two boys of my own. I built two businesses, one to six figures, then stopped to be present for this season. For two years I ran marketing inside a faith-driven brand: email strategy, content, messaging, the actual work of figuring out what moves people.
So when I say I get it, I mean I've lived both sides of it. A former teacher who knows how people learn, a marketing strategist who knows what works, and a homeschool mom building in the margins right alongside you.
I'm not a marketing strategist who happens to understand homeschool moms. I am one.
ways to build it with me
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Wherever you are, there's a place to start. Clear the margin first, or go straight to building. Most begin with one and grow into the other.
Foundations First
$297
For the mom who wants sustainable homeschool rhythms and routines that finally give her room to build.
Maybe you've got a business in mind. Maybe you just need to breathe first. Either way, you start here.
- Two weeks, one-on-one
- Intake questionnaire, so we start where you actually are
- Voxer support Monday to Thursday
- You leave with your Rhythm & Margin Plan
You don't need more hours. You need a rhythm that gives the ones you have back to you.
The Sustainable Build
$1,997
For the mom ready to build her brand with a real plan, not more guessing.
Maybe you're starting your brand from scratch. Maybe you've already got a business and just want the marketing. Either way, we build from where you are, sustainably.
- Six weeks, one-on-one
- Four calls, plus voice and text support Monday to Friday for six weeks
- We build your 3-month marketing plan and launch month one together
- You leave with a 3-month marketing plan, built for your season
An offer that sticks. A plan that fits your life. Someone in your corner while you build it.
LIMITED TIME OFFER
That's eight week of coaching with me for only $1997. Form the container that holds it all, then build strategically in the margin we've made!
Where this takes you
Same you, same season, same kids underfoot. Just a rhythm and a plan that finally fit. Here's the turn.
And if you wait?
Nothing changes, and that's the hard part. Another year of the never-ending list. The business that stays an idea. The income that doesn't come, because the plan never got made. The same quiet hum of failing at it, in a season you don't get back. You don't have to spend this year that way.
Why this matters
Because you're not just building a business. You're building a home. You're the one deciding what's caught and what's taught, the primary faith-former in your kids' lives. That's the work underneath the work, and it only happens when you're actually present for it.
Good marketing, done sustainably, gives you that presence back. It clears the fog of not knowing what to do next. It makes margin. And margin is what lets you close the laptop, sit down for the afternoon read-aloud, and be there. Not half there. There.
Build something meaningful, and disciple your kids with your whole attention. And yes, you're allowed to make good money doing it.
