Everyday Stories On Our Homestead

Fall is a season of reflection—harvesting lessons and giving thanks before rest. Learn how to gather what’s grown and release what’s finished. It's been hard for me to let go and I still have a lie to unravel, but I am learning and I hope this episode helps you too. 👉 Watch & read: https://www.profitablehomesteadproject.com/blog/the-fall-of-gratitude-harvesting-lessons-from-every-season?...

Summer is where the real work happens—stewardship, consistency, and daily gratitude. Here’s how to tend what matters most in your marriage, homestead and life. 👉 Watch & read: https://www.profitablehomesteadproject.com/blog/the-summer-of-stewardship-tending-what-matters-most #stewardship #discipline #leadership #homesteadwisdom

Spring is about courage—believing that new life is possible again. Here’s how to plant hope after the hardest seasons of life. 👉 Watch & read: https://www.profitablehomesteadproject.com/blog/the-spring-of-renewal-planting-hope-after-a-hard-season #growthmindset #faithandwork #renewal #homesteadwisdom

Winter can feel silent — in the garden, in marriage, and in the heart. Yet beneath the frozen ground, life is still moving. In this vulnerable episode, I talk about what it means to walk through a season of loss, loneliness, and quiet faith 👉 Blog link: https://profitablehomesteadproject.com/blogYou’ll hear: How winter reveals what’s rooted deeply Why rest and reflection are not wasted time How f...

Every marriage — and every homestead — moves through seasons: Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter. In this episode, I share how The Four Seasons of Marriage by Gary Chapman mirrors the life of the homestead — from planting and growth to harvest and rest.👉 Read the full blog at: https://www.profitablehomesteadproject.com/blog/the-four-seasons-of-marriage-and-the-homesteadYou’ll learn:What the four se...

What if your money could work as hard as you do? 🌱 Learn how to grow assets that produce income, build legacy, and steward your resources with wisdom. 🔗 https://www.profitablehomesteadproject.com/blog/the-investor-quadrant-making-money-work-for-you 👉 https://www.profitablehomesteadproject.com/blog/the-investor-quadrant-making-money-work-for-you You can find all my links at https://bio.site/Scot...

The Business Owner Quadrant is where freedom begins. Robert Kiyosaki calls it the turning point — when you stop working in the business and start working on it. Learn how to build systems that run even when you’re not there — whether that’s on the homestead, in business, or in your daily stewardship. 🔗 https://www.profitablehomesteadproject.com/blog/the-business-owner-quadrant-building-systems-th...

Most people live their whole lives on the left side of the Cashflow Quadrant — trading time for money as Employees or Self-Employed workers. This episode explores how to use that season wisely, build discipline, and prepare to move toward leverage and freedom.🔗 https://profitablehomesteadproject.com/blog/the-employee-and-self-employed-quadrants Also, check out https://bio.sites/scottalanwesthoff...

Most people only earn in one quadrant… but there are four ways to create income — and freedom — according to Robert Kiyosaki’s Cashflow Quadrants. Learn how each quadrant applies to the homestead and how to move from trading time for money to building systems that work for you.🔗 https://bio.site/ScottAlanWesthoff https://profitablehomesteadproject.com/blog/understanding-the-four-cashflow-quadrant...

The battle isn’t over — not even close. I’m still walking through homelessness, still fighting to rebuild from the ground up, still searching for what “profitable” really means when you’re starting again with nothing but a dream, a laptop, and faith. This episode of From Homeless to Homestead isn’t a conclusion — it’s a checkpoint. A moment to look back on what I’ve learned through the fear, the f...

They don’t tell you this — recovery can be just as exhausting as the breakdown. Healing isn’t soft. It’s sacred, slow, and sometimes painful work. In this short episode of From Homeless to Homestead, I share what I’ve learned in the weeks since leaving the Behavioral Medicine Unit — how healing has become a daily decision to keep showing up, forgiving, and rebuilding from the inside out.💭 In this...

When life strips everything away, it forces you to look at what’s left — and for me, that’s stewardship. I don’t have acres or abundance right now. What I do have is time, a laptop, a mission, and faith — and I’m learning to manage those like they’re gold. This episode of From Homeless to Homestead is all about The Power of Stewardship — managing what you have while trusting God for what’s next.💭...

It’s been less than a week since I got out of the Behavioral Medicine Unit. And just a couple days ago, I received another restraining order — this time from my wife and kids back in Kansas. This episode of From Homeless to Homestead is real, raw, and faith-filled. It’s about what happens when the storm comes back… and how to keep rebuilding when fear hits harder than before.💭 In this vlog, I sha...

When life falls apart, you can’t wait for perfect conditions to rebuild — you’ve got to start building from within. In this episode of From Homeless to Homestead, I share how I’m turning Desire, Faith, and Autosuggestion into daily systems that create stability and momentum. This isn’t just about marketing funnels or homesteading plans — it’s about the internal framework that makes everything else...

https://www.profitablehomesteadproject.com/blog/from-homeless-to-homestead-turning-my-mess-into-a-message-2This one’s raw. Today I got served a restraining order. I could’ve chosen anger. Instead, I chose purpose. In this episode of From Homeless to Homestead: The Mind Reset, I share what it means to rebuild your mind when everything else feels broken — using three principles from Think and Grow R...

When everything fell apart, I found peace in the quiet.👉 Read the full story: https://www.profitablehomesteadproject.com/blog/from-homeless-to-homestead-turning-my-mess-into-a-messageI spent six days in a behavioral health unit here in St. George, Utah. No phone. No homestead. No family. Just silence—and a notebook. It felt like rock bottom… but it turned out to be the reset I didn’t know I neede...

The most powerful tool on your homestead isn’t a tractor, greenhouse, or even your favorite shovel—it’s your mind. But since we all forget things, there’s one simple way to back it up: journaling.🌱 In this episode of Everyday Stories On Our Homestead, I share why keeping journals (and especially using the SeedTime Garden Planner) has transformed how I plan, grow, and harvest. From seed to harvest...

What if just 15 minutes each morning could transform your whole day on the homestead? 🌄 https://www.profitablehomesteadproject.com/blog/the-morning-routine-that-changed-my-homestead-life In this episode of Everyday Stories On Our Homestead , I share the routine that shifted my mornings from chaos to calm—my personal “time with Jesus” meditation. Learn how taking a few quiet moments each day can h...

💭 What if your body became a living vision board for your goals? 👉 Read the full blog here: https://www.profitablehomesteadproject.com/blog/transform-your-homestead-with-think-and-grow-rich-body-mapping In Episode 150 of Everyday Stories On Our Homestead , I share how a powerful activity from the Think and Grow Rich Challenge changed how I visualize success. I labeled different parts of my body...

What if the secret to homestead profitability isn't doing more, but partnering better? https://www.profitablehomesteadproject.com/blog/how-adopting-russell-brunson-s-find-the-who-not-the-how-revolutionized-my-farm-to-table-salesIn Episode 149 of Everyday Stories On Our Homestead, I share why I never built a farm stand—and how a principle from Russell Brunson’s Traffic Secrets changed my whole...

What if one simple conversation could double your tomato harvest?https://www.profitablehomesteadproject.com/blog/how-a-neighbor-s-tomato-trellis-method-revolutionized-my-gardenIn this episode of Everyday Stories On Our Homestead, I share the story of how a neighbor completely changed the way I grow tomatoes—and inspired a whole new layout for my garden. Gone are the days of flimsy cages and tangle...

Years ago, I asked Ray Higdon what I should do to create an income online using attraction marketing. He responded with a short message: “Create three types of content every day.”I wasn’t ready back then—but I am now. In today’s episode, I share what it’s been like to take that advice to heart, how Russell Brunson’s publishing philosophy is influencing my homestead business, and what happens when...

What does it really mean to be self-sufficient? In this episode, I share the moment everything changed—the day I stopped running myself ragged and started working on my homestead like a true entrepreneur. After surgery and a paycheck-less month, I realized something sobering: we weren’t self-reliant at all. That realization birthed a new direction, one filled with systems, vision, and purpose. Tun...

After undergoing hernia surgery yesterday, I was reminded of one of my earliest memories—recovering from heart surgery at age two. I don’t remember the words spoken, but I remember how I was made to feel: safe, loved, and cared for. In this episode, I share how that memory shaped my belief that the kindness we offer matters more than we realize—and how that applies directly to our calling as R.E.A...

What would you do if someone asked to pitch their product to your tiny but loyal email list? That happened to me this week—and it made me realize something powerful about the journey to a profitable homestead. In today's episode of Everyday Stories On Our Homestead , I talk openly about a real request I got to promote a mushroom-growing course. My list is only around 1,000 people, and yet, it’...