Sarah Stutzman's guest appearances

Sarah Stutzman

Regenerative Life

The Thrive Podcast

Futuresteading

Nicole Taylor

Shari Medini

Eva Klein

Shannon Smith

Prince St

Nicole Vasquez

Shannon Jamail

Marie Monville

Megan Dunn

Kate Hunter

Kristin Snyder

Mara Clements

Sheena Scheffel E23

Bethany Ballantyne

Brit Chandler

OwlTail

I have a chinwag with Wellfolk Revival's Sarah Stutzman, chatting about: nature as teacher homesteading looking at income different ways building resilience and community the symbiosis between the way we look after land and bodies knowing our limitations   and so much more. For more info on Sarah's work - https://www.wellfolkrevival.com For all our upcoming offers - www.megberryman.com For our consulting work - www.regenerativeways.org

I have a chinwag with Wellfolk Revival's Sarah Stutzman, chatting about: <ul><li>nature as teacher</li> <li>homesteading</li> <li>looking at income different ways</li> <li>building resilience and community</li> <li>the symbiosis between the way we look after land and bodies</li> <li>knowing our limitations </li> </ul> and so much more. For more info on Sarah's work - <a href="https://www.wellfolkrevival.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.wellfolkrevival.com</a> For all our upcoming offers - <a href="http://www.megberryman.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.megberryman.com</a> For our consulting work - <a href="http://www.regenerativeways.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.regenerativeways.org</a>

S6E12 Regenerating the Home with Sarah Stutzman

Come with us to a homesteading, homeschooling farmhouse in Pennsylvania where the days start early and the blessings are abundant. Grab a yellow chair on the porch (to the tune of morning crickets) and meet Sarah Stutzman, the down-to-earth powerhouse behind Wellfolk Revival, a place to meet belly to belly and up-skill yourself, your kids and your community.This is one of those rocking chair chats that offers a glimpse into someone else's world; their daily habits and ways of thinking. Their challenges and triumphs. Their personal paradigm. And even if you don't aspire to be a modern day homesteader, this convo could very well revive whatever latent life dreams you've got hiding in there. Time to action them?SHOW NOTESRaising kids in a “new normal”The value of community sufficiency What is homesteading?Her childhood on a Christmas tree farm surrounded by exotic animals before moving to life in a subdivisionAccidentally homesteading via a desire to know where her food came from Using skills to teach people how to start a garden, grow their food and take baby stepsBuilding communityResources needed for up-skillingCraving community Bringing people around the table to learnPivoting business around CovidEating organ meats and head cheeseEmbracing the chaos and imperfectionBlowing the romance perception and keeping it realBe the ripple effect by inviting people to your real house (messy and all) at any time  and encouraging them to share their new skills with othersGetting the kids involved so the foundations to hold them during the rebellion phase are strongLetting kids feel their own way and encouraging them to learn through mistakesGetting past our own failures, focus on our successesIntegrating with the local Amish, traditional farmers and new wave of micro farmsConnecting!Reconciling the process of taking life to sustain our own nutritional needsCounting the things on your plate that you have a connection to Avoiding the throw away mentalityUsing the ENTIRE animal to honour the WHOLE and not just the best partsLooking for the blessings in between the constant hard workNourishing our bodies with good food and our minds with beautiful thingsStopping and embracing the simple moments as a measure of successSeeing success through the eyes of a childThe power of pulling out other people's gifts and talentsAvoiding the overwhelm of the emergency by doing the small things every day  Haste makes waste so just make paceLINKS YOU'LL LOVEWellfolk Revival online + on InstagramSupport the show

Come with us to a homesteading, homeschooling farmhouse in Pennsylvania where the days start early and the blessings are abundant. Grab a yellow chair on the porch (to the tune of morning crickets) and meet Sarah Stutzman, the down-to-earth powerhouse behind <a href="https://www.wellfolkrevival.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Wellfolk Revival</a>, a place to meet belly to belly and up-skill yourself, your kids and your community. This is one of those rocking chair chats that offers a glimpse into someone else's world; their daily habits and ways of thinking. Their challenges and triumphs. Their personal paradigm.  And even if you don't aspire to be a modern day homesteader, this convo could very well revive whatever latent life dreams you've got hiding in there. Time to action them?SHOW NOTES<ul><li>Raising kids in a “new normal”</li><li>The value of community sufficiency </li><li>What is homesteading?</li><li>Her childhood on a Christmas tree farm surrounded by exotic animals before moving to life in a subdivision</li><li>Accidentally homesteading via a desire to know where her food came from </li><li>Using skills to teach people how to start a garden, grow their food and take baby steps</li><li>Building community</li><li>Resources needed for up-skilling</li><li>Craving community </li><li>Bringing people around the table to learn</li><li>Pivoting business around Covid</li><li>Eating organ meats and head cheese</li><li>Embracing the chaos and imperfection</li><li>Blowing the romance perception and keeping it real</li><li>Be the ripple effect by inviting people to your real house (messy and all) at any time  and encouraging them to share their new skills with others</li><li>Getting the kids involved so the foundations to hold them during the rebellion phase are strong</li><li>Letting kids feel their own way and encouraging them to learn through mistakes</li><li>Getting past our own failures, focus on our successes</li><li>Integrating with the local Amish, traditional farmers and new wave of micro farms</li><li>Connecting!</li><li>Reconciling the process of taking life to sustain our own nutritional needs</li><li>Counting the things on your plate that you have a connection to </li><li>Avoiding the throw away mentality</li><li>Using the ENTIRE animal to honour the WHOLE and not just the best parts</li><li>Looking for the blessings in between the constant hard work</li><li>Nourishing our bodies with good food and our minds with beautiful things</li><li>Stopping and embracing the simple moments as a measure of success</li><li>Seeing success through the eyes of a child</li><li>The power of pulling out other people's gifts and talents</li><li>Avoiding the overwhelm of the emergency by doing the small things every day  </li><li>Haste makes waste so just make pace</li></ul>LINKS YOU'LL LOVE<ul><li><a href="https://www.wellfolkrevival.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Wellfolk Revival</a> online + <a href="https://www.instagram.com/wellfolkrevival/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">on Instagram</a></li></ul><a href="https://www.buymeacoffee.com/futuresteading" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

This homesteading life with Sarah Stutzman

In this episode, Rachel and Christine catch up on a busy week with special guest, Sarah Stutzman, founder of Well Folk Revival. Sarah shares her tips for living a toxic-free life and talks about how she went from public school teacher to stay at home mom and business owner. Rachel talks about life with a threenager and Christine shares her experience driving in a hail storm.  To get in touch with Sarah visit: http://wellfolkrevival.com/ Remember to sign up for the Marketing Made Simple Event here: https://www.rachelklinecreative.com/workshops/

In this episode, Rachel and Christine catch up on a busy week with special guest, Sarah Stutzman, founder of Well Folk Revival. Sarah shares her tips for living a toxic-free life and talks about how she went from public school teacher to stay at home mom and business owner. Rachel talks about life with a threenager and Christine shares her experience driving in a hail storm.  To get in touch with Sarah visit: <a href="http://wellfolkrevival.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://wellfolkrevival.com/</a> Remember to sign up for the Marketing Made Simple Event here: <a href="https://www.rachelklinecreative.com/workshops/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.rachelklinecreative.com/workshops/</a>

E13 An Interview with Holistic Mama Sarah Stutzman and Everything Folk