The hour can be confusing. That's ok.
I'm here on clarity to help you clarify this.
I wrote two books about social sciences and war and one book about the metaphysics of Darkness and led a few personal audiovisual projects. I produce music and I have two cats and a dog.
I have fully finished the following specialisations on Coursera:
-Methods and Statistics in Social Sciences, IBM
-Business Foundations, Wharton
-Google Digital Marketing and e-Commerce
-Google Project Management
All you gotta know what are your strengths, what are your opportunities but also what are your weaknesses and what threatens your success.
I'd say my best advice would be not to sell something unless you are 100% sure you can deliver it.
You can check platforms like fiver or upwork to see if you have skills you can monetise. With just your phone camera, you can start filming things and edit them into short videos for your marketing using free apps.
Try to sell something door to door, try to talk to people who make good business.
Get some jobs too. Manual jobs, corporate jobs.
Hey!
I actually homeschooled myself.
I guess there is no "one solution fits all" to your question.
Homeschooling will require you to meet certain demands (getting your children to pass the exam while keeping your children healthy and social) with the resources you have (financial, emotional, time). It's all about how you put it in balance.
By being homeschooled, your children will definitely experience something else than their peers in schools. That's neither a good or a negative aspect but it will define their identity through their life.
Homeschooling can be a wonderful journey of discovery and the beginning of a life of incredible achievements.