Have you ever had that incredible experience of meeting someone and feeling an instant, undeniable connection? It’s as if you can sense their authenticity, passion, love, and genuine care from the moment you start talking to them. Well, that’s exactly who Carrie De Francisco is. Before I dive into our conversation on this episode, I urge you to visit her website, “Coffee with Carrie.” There, you’ll discover her podcast, store, book, and a treasure trove of other content!
Now, let’s get back to the main topic. When I initially got to know Carrie, I had no idea that she was deeply involved in a homeschool co-op for a significant period of time. What both Carrie and I strongly believe in is the profound importance of community within the homeschooling journey. And the reasons behind our emphasis on community might not be what you expect!
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