176: Most-Loved Episodes #17: Where Autopilot Save the Day

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#17: Where Autopilot Save the Day

This episode originally aired on November 13, 2017. 

Do you need to simplify your days?  Or do you need something easy to get you through a stressful day, week or season? Today Maren and Angela talk about the idea of Autopilot and how they use it to lower stress and simplify their days.  When you use Autopilot, much learning happens and it's easy on the homeschooling parent and child.  There are so many benefits, we wonder why we're not using it more often.  

 

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