In today’s episode, we get to spend time with Jesper and Cecilie Conrad from Denmark. Jesper and Cecilie are unschooling parents of four children, they’ve been traveling the world for ten years, and they are focused on intentional family living. Cecilie explains that unschooling emphasizes trust in the learning process, respects our children’s autonomy, and that it is not about having a fixed curriculum or specific academic outcomes. The Conrads describe their transition to a nomadic lifestyle, the challenges of building an online income, and the rewards of traveling as a family. They discuss the practicalities and mindset shifts required to live unconventionally. A key take-away from this episode is that childhood is irreplaceable, and the most important outcomes are not academic, but relational—knowing oneself, building strong family bonds, and developing the confidence to navigate life.
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