Louise Clark, Author at Healthy, Curious ...Occasionally Furious

Author: Louise Clark

Louise is an ex-teacher turned actuary and business owner who prioritizes living life on her own terms. Along with her husband Miles, she home educates and unschools their three young children, believing in empowering them to learn and grow in a way that aligns with their unique passions and interests. Louise co-founded Healthy, Curious ...Occasionally Furious, a blog that inspires others to break free from societal expectations and norms - particularly in relation to education and family. In her free time, she enjoys running, reading, doodling, and is a whizz at spreadsheets and analysing numbers. Louise and Miles also run Cassette Property Group, a new property investment company that help others build assets and achieve financial freedom.

The other day, I stumbled upon Tiffanie Wen's article on BBC Worklife, “Things that do - and don’t - motivate kids to succeed” and something within it sparked an inferno...

About Healthy, Curious...

We are Miles and Louise Clark - ex-teachers, home educators and entrepreneurs.

We chronicle our family's unschooling journey, how we are deschooling ourselves, and how we balance this wonderful lifestyle with our parental responsibilities and desire to add value to the home education community. This is all whilst building multiple businesses to provide the best life for our family and keep our brains busy.

We love the idea of a slow life… but it's not quite us.

Follow our blog as we question the system, share our experiences and encourage others to venture into the world of home education.

It's not all easy-breezy and we continue to face challenges but want to give value to our readers so together we can jump over these hurdles.

As the site grows we will continue to share our reasons for home educating, how we facilitate our childrens' self directed learning. We plan to talk to other home educators and share their learning.

As entrepreneurs we network with likeminded people. More and more we come across business owners who are choosing to take their kids out of school. There is clearly a link that we will explore as the site evolves.

Our aim is to build a community of home educators and unschooling parents; those that think a little differently; and those who aim to live their best life with intention and on their own terms.

As much as we love being in nature and benefiting from the restorative elements, we live in the 21st century. We'll share reviews of products and things that help us get through the day, support our children's learning and streamline our life.

We hope you get real value for our site. Follow us across social media and subscribe to our forthcoming newsletter and podcasts.

Thank you for reading and your support.

Author: Louise Clark

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