If your child could fall (back) in love with learning and excel at it, for only $97/mo...

This will take you less than 5 minutes to read and 1 minute to decide.

You're here probably because you've got that niggling feeling your child could be getting more out of their schooling. Well, I'm here to help turn that possibility into a reality.

After over three decades in education and parenting three incredibly unique kids, I can honestly say it's been anything but a smooth ride. Parenting is hands-down the toughest gig out there—emotionally charged, totally unpaid, and full of "Am I doing enough?" “Are they prepared for what’s next?” moments. Can we agree?

Looking back, armed with what I know now, I'd definitely do things differently. There was my eldest, who despite his dyslexia, was a high achiever across the board. My middle child, blessed with his own unique neurodiversity, often pushed me and everyone else to the absolute breaking point... And then there's my youngest, a true artist, but also a squirrel in the park, with attention skittering from tree to tree.

No two kids are the same, so cookie-cutter answers don't cut it. Whether in school or homeschooled, when I encouraged my kids to learn at home, no matter what we tried, I often felt like I was just keeping my head above water, ending most days overwhelmed and defeated by unmet needs—often my own.

Every day, we'd spin on that hamster wheel—packed schedules and emotional chaos, bouncing from endless schoolwork to total neglect of anything school—and I'd tell myself, "Surely, they're getting what they need from all the effort." But honestly, making sure my kids were prepared wasn't what I'd hoped for. It turns out my kids' feelings about school were pretty common. Did you know a recent survey showed 75% of students report feeling tired, bored, stressed, and anxious about school? Has your child had that experience of learning?

And looking forward, the future's got its own set of challenges. Like automation—predicted to displace millions by 2030. How will our kids adapt when jobs as we know them change or disappear?

Then there's the trend of young adults moving back home. Over half end up back in their childhood bedrooms due to missed opportunities and tough economic times. Would you rather your child launch into a fulfilling career or come back home to live with you? 

Who knows your child better than you? Who's more invested in their future? That's why I created BOLD after years of grappling with these questions myself. Combining my PhD insights on intrinsic motivation with real-world experience, BOLD is designed not just to help your family survive, but to truly thrive.

If I knew then, what I know now, life would have been a whole lot more joyful.

With BOLD, we aim to equip your family with the tools to build resilience, adaptability, and a lifelong passion for learning—qualities essential for today's ever-changing world.

Imagine turning the time you already spend with your child into powerful learning moments. What if these everyday interactions could not only make them better learners, but also give them real, valuable life skills that they aren't getting in their current schooling?

That's what we do at BOLD. Our kids learn to manage their overall well-being, excel in their passions, and continuously adapt, both in and out of school. And it's all based on a simple, science-backed four-part system focusing on Biology, Systems, Learning, and Flow.

So, whatever your child is facing, or whatever goals they have, it's time to get BOLD. Whether your kid is just starting school or navigating the teen years, we've got you.

Kids who used to feel lost or disengaged are now diving into their days with energy and excitement. They're not just getting through the day—they're genuinely thriving. Better sleep, smoother emotional rides, and a real zest for learning that just wasn't there before. This isn't just us talking; it's a whole community of parents and kids who've seen real results with BOLD.

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