What are Natasha Nicholes’s future plans for engaging her audience with more personal family narratives?

I focus most of my storytelling on the everyday life of our family—road trips, homeschooling, gardening, building community, and Chicago adventures—and I plan to keep deepening that. My goal is to share more behind-the-scenes context: how we make decisions as a large(ish) family, what’s working (and not), and how our kids’ stages shape our choices.

I’m also always looking for ways to connect those personal stories to helpful takeaways—like practical tips for homeschooling, urban gardening, travel on a budget, and community building—so readers feel seen and walk away with something useful.

Are there particular types of family stories you’d like to see more of (travel, homeschooling, marriage, teens, twins, homesteading)?