About this episode
What does it take to raise kids who think critically, challenge the status quo, and build real-world skills early in life?In this episode, Dr. Meg Meeker is joined by Connor Boyack, founder of the Libertas Institute and author of the bestselling Tuttle Twins book series. Connor shares how his work is helping families teach children about liberty, economics, and critical thinking—skills often left out of traditional education. Through engaging stories and hands-on learning experiences, he’s equipping the next generation to become thoughtful, self-reliant, and entrepreneurial.You’ll learn:
How storytelling can make big concepts like government and economics approachable for kids
Why passion-led learning fosters deeper engagement
How the Children’s Entrepreneur Market gives kids real-world business experience
Ways parents can advocate for educational freedom and take control of their child’s learning journey
Practical strategies to raise kids who are confident, curious, and capable
👉 Need help applying these principles in your own home?Book a private coaching session with Dr. Meg Meeker → https://meekerparenting.com/coaching/Episode Breakdown:00:00 – Welcome and introduction to today’s topic01:10 – The inspiration behind The Tuttle Twins series03:32 – Teaching liberty and economics through storytelling09:44 – The case for passion-driven learning16:14 – Encouraging entrepreneurship in kids16:51 – What is the Children’s Entrepreneur Market?21:49 – How families can get involved23:05 – What kids learn by running their own businesses24:59 – The push for educational freedom and parental rights26:25 – Helping parents become confident advocates27:24 – A reality check on the state of education today30:35 – Alternatives to traditional schooling37:12 – Tips for busy parents trying to do it all41:23 – Final thoughts and resourcesAbout Connor BoyackConnor is president of the Libertas Institute, a public policy think tank, and author of the Tuttle Twins series, which has sold over 5 million copies. His work empowers families to teach essential principles of freedom, responsibility, and entrepreneurship in ways that are fun and easy to understand.Resources & Links:
Browse The Tuttle Twins books → https://tuttletwins.com
Learn about the Libertas Institute → https://libertas.org
Join the Children’s Entrepreneur
