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LAUNCH: November 1

Learning One Mile at a Time

Personal development resources for adults who are interested in exploring self-awareness.

 

Supportive educational resources for children to keep them busy, too.

 

Created by a mom who benefits from the framework she teaches.

Personal • Mental • Physical • Emotional • Spiritual

Social • Professional • Environmental • Financial • Practical

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What Are the Ten Areas of Personal Development?

Personal

How you define yourself and see your self-worth without external influence.

Mental

How you process and filter reality to help focus your mind.

Physical

Your relationship with your body and understanding of what it needs for stability.

Emotional 

Your response to your feelings and thoughts to understand your behavior.

Spiritual

Faith that anchors your internal and external connections.

Social

How you use your boundaries to foster relationships.

Professional

How you intentionally leverage your skillset to experience success.

Environmental

How you protect your space through organized categories.

Financial

Your ability to reasonably afford comfort overtime.

Practical

How you structure your goals through realistic planning.

Start Your Next Mile

eBooks are available here on the site, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Apple Books, Google Play Books, Kobo Bookstore, and through overseas retailers.
Physical books are available here on the site and Amazon only.

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Making Room for the Woman You're Becoming:
A Practical Guide to What Still Fits, What Should Change, and What Deserves Your Attention Now

Getting Your Life Back in Order:
Not Creating a New Life. Just Getting This One Back Together.

For the woman who is changing and wants to reconsider what still fits, what should change, and what deserves her attention now.

For the person whose life is still moving, but whose appointments, responsibilities, unfinished tasks, or repeated routines need attention.

Why "Learning for Miles"?

Miles is my family name. It’s also a reminder that learning is a journey. Learning for Miles is built on the belief that knowledge can carry individuals and families farther when we prioritize personal development along side education and financial literacy. And it's important that my son is exposed to that idea at an early age.

The LFM Journal
Thoughts, ideas, and tools from a mom who enjoys more than kid-friendly conversation.

Why Learning for Miles?

Quality Resources

Resources created to make learning practical, engaging, and useful.

Cultural Representation

Resources that intentionally reflect Black and Brown families created by a Black family.

Building Stronger Futures

Learning that supports knowledge, opportunity, financial understanding, personal growth, and legacy.

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Taleaya Miles
A Learning for Miles Publication

COMING SOON

A memoir about my journey to becoming a "good mom".

 

Anchored in Grace is an honest look at the parts of my life that changed me, including the parts I didn’t understand until years later.

 

This isn’t a story about having everything figured out. I'm not exploiting my experience. It’s a story about learning what deserves to stay, what needs a different place in my life, and what it means to keep moving forward without pretending the past didn’t happen.

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