25. How to Worldschool and Travel with a Big Family with Greg and Rachel Denning

Your Limitless Life

Do you ever see these families who seem to be “living the dream”–traveling the world with their kids long-term, while sharing transformative experiences–and wonder, “How the heck do they do it?” Well, in this episode we dive into all things WORLDSCHOOLING with the Denning family– these guys are the real OG’s of raising their kids on the road. And in doing so, they have created the most extraordinary life for their. The Dennings share the nitty gritty, all the benefits and challenges of worldschooling 7 children across the globe, and how YOU too can take the leap and live this amazing lifestyle!

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Greg and Rachel Denning: @theworldschoolfamily

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Podcast: https://podcast.extraordinaryfamilylife.com/

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Quick Episode Summary:

• Meet Greg and Rachel Denning, the original "on the road" family influencers

• How the Dennings inspired Christina to start traveling for a living

• A look into the Denning's journey into "world schooling" and traveling 20+ years ago

• Tips and practical advice for making enough money to love from the road

• Where there is a will, there is a way: why you need "grit" to be successful

• Why the journey is often better than the destination

• Why you have to "go for it" even if you don't have it all figured out yet

• Parenting tips and advice for families who live on the road

• The secret sauce to balancing work, life, family, and travel.

• The process of changing your identity and greeting your dream life

• Every great story starts with a leap of faith

• Dream BIG and create tons of memorial experiences for your kids