We had the pleasure of chatting with Jamie, a mom of two boys, about her family’s amazing worldschooling adventure. After realizing how fragile life can be, they decided to focus on living in the moment and giving their kids the incredible gift of learning through real-world experiences. Jamie shared what inspired them to take this leap, how they make education work while traveling, and all the ways this journey has positively impacted their family. Meet Jamie and Her Family

This week, we interview Yasmina, now 26 years old, whose childhood was filled with frequent moves across countries and cultures. Each new place brought unique challenges and opportunities in her education. In this interview, Yasmina shares her journey through traditional schools and homeschooling, offering insights into how these experiences have shaped her perspective and resilience today. Can you tell us a bit about yourself and what your schooling journey looked like growi

Meet Glenn and his family. They’ve made the north coast of the Dominican Republic their home so they can enjoy a healthy, active lifestyle that lines up with their values. Even though they’ve settled down in this beautiful spot, they’re still exploring the world with their daughter, blending adventure with a sense of home. Fun fact: Glenn and his family were actually featured on House Hunters International when they moved to St. Lucia back in 2012-so if you want to see their

Curious about where worldschooling might actually lead your kids-or worried it’s too risky for their education and future? This week’s interview with Colleen Mariotti offers some genuine perspective. Colleen and her family have spent the past 12 years worldschooling on the road, exploring over 30 countries together. As a mom, teacher, coach, and co-founder of Livology, Colleen shares thoughtful insights on trusting the process, embracing uncertainty, and letting your kids gui