Avoid Burnout in Homemaking, Homesteading, Homeschooling, and Business | Kate of Venison for Dinner

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  • Опубликовано: 20 июл 2022
  • It’s easy to look at someone like Kate and wonder how she does it all. Between homemaking, homeschooling her five children, maintaining her Canada homestead, and running her successful online business, Kate’s plate is certainly full. In our conversation, we discuss the realities of what it looks like to manage all of these responsibilities well without burning yourself out. A little spoiler alert: Kate doesn’t do it all alone and neither do I! If you have a goal of pursuing a new opportunity-a business or homestead or some other dream-but you wonder how you will manage it all, may you be inspired by this honest look behind the scenes of the lives of two fellow homemakers and business owners.
    In this episode, we cover:
    How Kate started her online business and grew it to where it is today
    Scheduling work hours when you work from home
    How to navigate seasons of burnout when your plate is full
    Letting go of the pressure to do it all yourself
    Setting boundaries in your business around what opportunities to pursue
    The power of outsourcing in your business
    A typical day in the life on Kate’s homestead
    A hard look at wasting time and accomplishing your goals
    One helpful tip for seasons of living in survival mode
    ABOUT KATE
    Kate is a mom to five, living a ‘full time family’ life in Northern BC, Canada. Alongside her husband, Marius, they raise all their own meat, dairy and most of the vegetables too, and take you along for the ride on RUclips and Instagram. Kate is a big believer in “keepin’ it real” and strives to show you what life for a homeschooling family of seven really looks like on a farm.
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Комментарии • 68

  • @kendratai
    @kendratai Год назад +33

    I've noticed the pattern with people who 'get stuff done.'...they have help. From a husband to family to older children... I'm by myself all day with little kids and barely anything get done( like I'm lucky if we clean something and make dinner most days).I've had to tell myself that I'm by myself and I'm only one person, I cant do more than the hours in the day. I just do the next important thing next and keep chugging along

    • @svietalana6011
      @svietalana6011 Год назад

      Exactly, the help is incredible!!!

    • @Simplefarmhouselife
      @Simplefarmhouselife  Год назад +2

      Don't be hard on yourself...you just do the best you can each day.

    • @heidib.4089
      @heidib.4089 7 месяцев назад +3

      Everyone starts out with babies - not helpful teens - and does the best they can in that season. The guest said that her business took off and then her husband quit his day job.

    • @gloriack7976
      @gloriack7976 6 месяцев назад

      Same girl. Just keep breathing. We got this. Homeschool homestead home whatever. It is all necessary and it all has to be done and it means absolutely nothing when people flippantly say, “ well you might have to let some things go. “ like what?? lol seriously not helpful. But we keep moving! I listen to this podcast and the Homesteading Family among others and they have kept me moving forward. You got this. Keep breathing keep praising and praying. Some day the sun will shine again

  • @jenniferknight2788
    @jenniferknight2788 Год назад +11

    My parents worked from home. My dad was a farmer and my mom a homemaker. We had an amazing childhood!!

  • @rebekah517
    @rebekah517 Год назад +7

    I'm a little late listening to this but it's exactly what I needed. I work from home for my husband, have a toddler and I'm 33 weeks pregnant. I'm flat exhausted and I'm sitting here wondering why I'm failing and don't have the energy to get my garden seeds started etc. I just sold my ducks because I feel like I've got to much on my plate. I so needed this. Thank you both for being real and honest.

  • @MotherRabbitsKitchen
    @MotherRabbitsKitchen Год назад +10

    I was laughing so hard when you both were talking about not having “more” time when your husbands were home. It’s so true. My husband has to go out of town for work once a year and it is the time when I actually get the most done! Haha! ❤️

  • @embracingvintagehomemaking
    @embracingvintagehomemaking Год назад +2

    “Am I on the toilet” 😂 that was my favorite being real line!

  • @ashleybowles0507
    @ashleybowles0507 Год назад +4

    This is 100% my favorite podcast so far. She is fantastic and totally relatable. Burnout is bad for me and being overwhelmed is also bad for me. She helped me so much.

  • @angelaserna4045
    @angelaserna4045 Год назад +5

    That was Huge for me! When Kate said do your hardest thing first. Dinner is My Hardest! I have made Dinner, right after making Breakfast. My Prayer is to be consistent with making Dinner in the Morning. The Other thing that Kate said, that really need to pray about and do is no Social Media from Friday night to Monday morning. As a Believer in Jesus, My Family and I have Scripture ready as a Family on Friday night. Then Observe Sabbath and have Bible Study on Saturday & rest! I need to seriously rest and not be on RUclips.
    My Husband was home for 9 months, because he lost his job…since he wasn’t submitting to mandates. He just got a new job the beginning of this week. Just don’t see it as permanent. We have been praying about moving to Missouri, from Oregon. We have a little Farm. We would like to be completely out of Debt(no house payment) that would be selling Our current home. Moving and paying cash for a New Home/acreage. Would be ideal for My Husband to be at home. He helped so much, when he was home( Made Awesome Breakfasts😉)

    • @robynearl6915
      @robynearl6915 Год назад +1

      I hope you made it to Missouri ❤

  • @Marylikealways
    @Marylikealways Год назад +4

    This has been one of my favorite interviews!!! Plus her hard truth about being lazy, essentially, was just what I needed!!

  • @ozarkfamilyhomestead
    @ozarkfamilyhomestead Год назад +2

    I appreciate this podcast so much!! A friend recommended this specific episode for me since I'm currently struggling with homesteading, homeschooling, a new RUclips adventure, and just regular large family life. I love that you two gave detailed daily schedules and addressed hard issues with real, no frills answers. It was truly helpful and I think I may go back and listen a second time. I appreciate both of you so much! 💕

  • @stephaniero9822
    @stephaniero9822 Год назад +3

    The best advice: make dinner at breakfast. Thank you!

  • @kittyrichards9915
    @kittyrichards9915 9 месяцев назад

    Watching in Oct 2023. I love Venison for Dinner you tube channel.

  • @sundrops5807
    @sundrops5807 Год назад +2

    Loved this! I love the farmhouse on Boone channel already and Kate is so relatable! She has gained a follower!!

  • @EmeryShae
    @EmeryShae Год назад +1

    So glad you had Kate on your podcast!

  • @5674Kc
    @5674Kc Год назад

    Wow, loved this.
    Thanks for the look into your lives and the honesty. God bless you both!

  • @solieoso
    @solieoso Год назад

    Thank you for this!! So helpful and informative! 💕

  • @tamarasself-sufficientlife7539
    @tamarasself-sufficientlife7539 Год назад +1

    Great podcast. I love that you hit all the points & questions. I always learn so much.

  • @NikkiSchumacherOfficial
    @NikkiSchumacherOfficial Год назад

    Thank you. My husband is deployed at his née job claims adjusting for the foreseeable future and I am living in a camper while we look for a house in our new town since we sold our house after he got fired due to the jab mandate. Burn out can really play a factor but we're so excited for the next chapter. Just feels good to hear from y'all even though our situations are different.

  • @ramonawhisenant2045
    @ramonawhisenant2045 Год назад +7

    Thank you for this podcast. So many of the tasks y'all talk about I do not have, but still learned a lot to help my productivity.

  • @navarretefarms3483
    @navarretefarms3483 Год назад +2

    I so want what you all have! I'm going to have to take your blogging course!!

  • @karendeeble121
    @karendeeble121 Год назад +1

    This was a fantastic conversation and I learned a lot about setting boundaries. Thank You

  • @irisnash8535
    @irisnash8535 Год назад

    Two of my favorite internet moms together, what a joy. Thank you both 🙏🏼👏🏻

  • @leannglasman7147
    @leannglasman7147 Год назад

    Loved the tip about scrolling through Instagram will doing mundane or stationary tasks. It will help to maximize my time and productivity. Thank you both. ❤

  • @MrsSecor
    @MrsSecor Год назад +1

    What an encouraging interview! ❤️

  • @annebojko9863
    @annebojko9863 Год назад +1

    I am first time mom to a 10 month old and feeling so overwhelmed. This podcast helped a lot. Thank you!

    • @gunnikr
      @gunnikr Год назад

      First baby is the hardest!

    • @marypereira2726
      @marypereira2726 Год назад

      In the same boat here, first time mom to an 11 month old and have been feeling very overwhelmed, especially when I think of where I want to be with homesteading and home making. I am starting to inch out of that overwhelm feeling with more of a daily routine but it’s been a slow process.

  • @NancyThecheerfulheart
    @NancyThecheerfulheart Год назад +1

    This was so good. Encouraged me to get started myself

  • @mossyoakmom8880
    @mossyoakmom8880 Год назад

    I’ve really been loving these videos!

  • @laurag8309
    @laurag8309 Год назад +2

    Wow, I'm on call from seven am to midnight for my job, but I get to be home, because I have 6 disabled people to watch not getting paid so I have to work. Both physically and mentally disabled which is very hard. 7 days a week. There are no vacations, no breaks and hardly any sleep. As long as have my coffee in the morning I'm good. I want to start a business but my soap making failed. I ended up with a lot of soap.

  • @rebekahmccaul
    @rebekahmccaul Год назад +1

    In Australia 830 pm perfect timing !!

  • @judithbutler9695
    @judithbutler9695 Год назад

    Two of the best!😊

  • @michellehertzler5627
    @michellehertzler5627 8 месяцев назад

    I so appreciated and loved listening to this particular podcast. Thank you both so very much!!!!!!

  • @kaylablissitt6503
    @kaylablissitt6503 Год назад +1

    Great convo! Pregmant with baby #5!

  • @denisemorrow4191
    @denisemorrow4191 8 месяцев назад

    Great interview

  • @diversekakes
    @diversekakes Год назад

    LOL! But you have been so helpful with the sourdough starter Lisa!!

  • @RowesRising
    @RowesRising Год назад

    Thank you for sharing ladies!!!
    I’m trying to do the same as you both- as a military family with no living grandmothers and no support system. I would love to know what work you outsource? Should I hire a house cleaner or do I hire a person to help manage my content? 😅 I’m struggling trying to grow my channel and blog- and manage made from scratch living. Whoosh.

  • @ofirshorshy8281
    @ofirshorshy8281 5 месяцев назад

    For me it sound like you noth are super women. this is amazing. I grew up in a family which my mom is a boomer, she is now 64 and she never cooked in her life, not to mention made bread. she only know how to consume things made in the supermarket of coffee shops. so for me it is taking a lot of time to learn everything. even cooking and usstain myself is some weeks a challenge, because as a child my mom always buy food that is made (which also a crapy food) and I am still learning to cook and bake and make stuff myself. I am doing good but I am doing one thing at a time. I find it hard to do things that do not relate to each other at the same time.
    like I can make chickens wings and potatos or veggies at the same time, but to also post something online or answer an email that would be too much for me to do simultanisly...
    the last complain I have is .... What do you do if you want to start a family and a farm but still struggle with your health? I have thyroid problem and it feels like "only if I would make my own food healthy I could get myself healthy,,, but I have no energy to do all of this.... ",.... so it is a loop problem. Do you all just healthy all the time?

  • @mollytuininga6056
    @mollytuininga6056 Год назад +2

    all the pioneer women could have had a show,they did it all

  • @Maricela.Gricel
    @Maricela.Gricel 10 месяцев назад

    42:00-43:00 needs to be made into a short clip so we can share it!!

  • @RowesRising
    @RowesRising Год назад +2

    I’m the same- everything is off the cuff filmed on my phone. I’m so the same as Kate! That’s my scattered creative brain getting organized!
    My 5th was born March 2021 too, Kate ;)

    • @bifurcation1531
      @bifurcation1531 Год назад

      I love your channel, youre doing so awesome!!

  • @thebestevernurseshow9427
    @thebestevernurseshow9427 Год назад

    Love this channel but think it’s ironic this is at 7 am! 😂 If I’m homesteading I’m going to be taking care of my kids and animals then, or preparing for school. If I’m already burnt out I’ll be sleeping if at all possible! 😂 I will be watching this later in the day. ⏰

    • @thesewinggarden7311
      @thesewinggarden7311 Год назад +3

      You’re noticing that the interview is playing at 7am. That’s because Lisa (or anyone who makes a podcast) can record it, edit it, and then schedule it to play (publish) anytime they want. You can do the same thing with a blog post. It is the magic of technology these days! 😊

  • @MrsAPeterson
    @MrsAPeterson Год назад

    I am 13 weeks pregnant and have a 7 month old at home, I am generally still very productive but it’s nice to hear we must take the seasons as they come!

  • @Maricela.Gricel
    @Maricela.Gricel 10 месяцев назад

  • @bristolparade4520
    @bristolparade4520 Год назад +1

    Was her overall message, "If you start feeling overwhelmed, just do less?"

  • @MichaelMorris-eq1hn
    @MichaelMorris-eq1hn Год назад

    What is the VA yall are referring to?

    • @gunnikr
      @gunnikr Год назад +3

      Virtual assistant

  • @stephanievanderhoff7433
    @stephanievanderhoff7433 Год назад +1

    Do they have anti aging stuff

  • @Ourlittlehomeinmaine
    @Ourlittlehomeinmaine 7 месяцев назад

    What is a VA?

  • @rachelhuskins3417
    @rachelhuskins3417 Год назад

    You ladies are superheroes!

  • @kimc.3104
    @kimc.3104 7 месяцев назад +1

    Lol - Homer Simpson lowered the bar for the expectations of men/fathers. (Along with toxic feminism - most men depicted in TV shoes & movies are incompeten; idiots.) Also, interestingly, I heard - this is why the series of "The Sopranos" failed, (not sure if it was due to new writers but) the main character (male) that was originally a bad-ass put together & tough gangster (successful albeit a criminal), started to fall apart in the end - f-ing up, being an incompetent dunce - and the show lost its audience.