Where am I at three months later? 

- I'm still an insurance adviser of life insurance and investment-linked products. 
- I'm still a visa consultant for people wanting to travel or study to Australia.
- I'm still running the real estate family corporation and have been able to buy an investment under the corporation's name.
- I'm still selling natural and organic cosmetic products by Human Nature.

Now how do I say this without sounding like I'm full of myself:

That is what you call having multiple streams of income.

In the last two months here's what I've been preoccupied with:

• Finishing up my three children's homeschooling activities for SY 2013-2014 
  
• Setting up a family corporation
  
• Becoming a licensed insurance adviser
  
• In my smallest way possible, becoming involved in social entrepreneurship

On homeschooling:
It's been difficult for me to homeschool multi-level because of all the other things I allowed myself to get into. My three boys are in this level: Grade 8, Grade 5, and prep. (My 3 year old daughter, the youngest, is not yet officially homeschooling, everything is just play with her) I read so many articles on how families who are multi-level homeschool, but I honestly find it very daunting to teach all three boys at the same time and even feel that this style was making our progress slower. So here's what I did:

Scratch that. How can I be meek? Period. I'm a loudmouth, it's the truth. It's a weakness. I have a need for my opinion to be heard, for my thoughts to be voiced out. That's why I have a blog. I need another outlet for my thoughts other than my mouth. Some might say that's good because you are strong-willed and you are passionate in what you believe in. Wrong. Sometimes a woman should just shut up about it. Especially when it comes to marriage. 

So folks if you want to homeschool and work at the same time here's the truth:
It's possible. It's doable. It can even be fun at times because in my case I can bring my children with me to work, they like to see what I do in the office and I get to take them out to the mall nearby for lunch. I think that's the part that they really like about it.