Educating for Success

Membership.

Educating for Success is an interactive community of entrepreneurs of all ages who are actively educating themselves to succeed in home business. We share information, resources, tips and tactics to help your family avoid the rat race.

$1.00 for a 30-day trial, then $19.97 a month.

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Inside the membership.

Entrepreneurs of all ages, from all over the world, educating themselves to succeed in home business. Here is what you get.

  1. Monthly Zoom meeting

    Second Monday of every month. Members share what is working and what is stuck. Recordings stay in the library.

  2. Home Education for Home Business video library

    Sessions from the 2015 to 2018 conferences: real business owners teaching families how they did it.

  3. Foundations of Entrepreneurial Education course

    Rhea's own course on educating teens toward home business instead of a job.

  4. Business book summaries

    Recommended reading with summaries so a busy parent can get the idea before committing to the book.

  5. Private Facebook and Discord groups

    Ask anything, any time, from a community that has been at this since 1999.

  6. Member pricing at the conference

    Members get a lower family price for the yearly Home Business Conference.

Join the community $1.00 for a 30-day trial, then $19.97 a month

Families who came to the table.

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Rhea, I love the way you paint the picture of your work day, revealing what is possible. I appreciate your vision to make that happen.

Teresa Ball Community member

You are a true inspiration, example, and mentor to others. Grateful for you.

Christina Brown Community member

Went from unemployed to editing major publications. Named Protégé of the Year in 2006, she cut up her WIC card on stage at Entrepreneur Days.

Mary Jo Tate Single mom of four, editor and author

Left a job to sell books on eBay. Using what the group shared, the family met its goal of living debt free in one year, with Michael home coordinating the business.

Michael and Julie Anna Schultz Family of thirteen, New York

Dave left engineering to start a conference recording business from home. When he died in 2007, the business kept providing for Kay and the boys.

Dave and Kay Mitchell Recorded Moments, six boys

Displaced from Louisiana by Katrina and Rita, she took a few classes with the community and built a career as a webmaster.

Karen Brunet Webmaster, Tennessee

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