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These are the exact 4 steps I use to keep life ste These are the exact 4 steps I use to keep life steady - even in my busiest seasons:⁠
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1️⃣ Master the Schedule⁠
2️⃣ Simplify the To-Do List⁠
3️⃣ Create Time for Rest⁠
4️⃣ Finish ALL the Unfinished Projects⁠
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These steps are simple, but in this order, they actually work! �And they’ve completely changed the way I manage my home, my work, and my mental load.⁠
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For years, my “project list” was basically a p For years, my “project list” was basically a parking lot for good intentions.�Half-painted furniture, half-organized closets, half-started ideas.⁠
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And honestly? They were eating up way more mental space than I realized.⁠
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The best part? The list gets shorter. And our brains gets quieter.⁠
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Confessions of a recovering perfectionist: If I do Confessions of a recovering perfectionist: If I don’t plan my rest, it doesn’t happen.⁠
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For years, I thought rest would just… happen. But the truth is, it won’t. ⁠
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Not in our hustle culture.⁠
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Not when productivity is worshipped and busyness gets a gold star.⁠
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God made us with limits on purpose. And He gave us the gift of rest!⁠
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So for me, making rest a reality means means making it practical:
🗓 I schedule it into my planner every month.
💛 I choose activities that actually refresh my mind, body, and heart.
🙏 I treat it as important as work.⁠
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Try it for yourself: Write down your own rest ideas, then schedule them weekly this month. I promise - it’ll change your pace and your peace!⁠
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Share this with a friend who needs some realistic ideas for rest, too!⁠
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I used to keep my to-do list in about 12 different I used to keep my to-do list in about 12 different places - sticky notes, my phone, the corner of a notebook, my brain.
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No wonder I felt behind all the time!⁠
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Now I run our home from ONE Master Checklist. Everything we need to do fits into ⬇️⁠
* Daily Habits (the little things I want to remember each day)⁠
* Weekly Habits (routines that keep life running)⁠
* Monthly Projects (one-off tasks I don’t want to forget)⁠
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This simple shift has saved me HOURS and so much mental energy!⁠
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Want to try it for yourself?⁠
🖊️ Write down all your tasks
🎨 Highlight them as Dailies, Weeklies, or Monthlies
☑️ Organize the tasks by category⁠
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P.S. This is Step 2 of our Anchored Life Framework — I’m teaching all 4 steps in the Finding Your Balance Workshop on August 26th. Comment BALANCE below and I'll send you the link to join us!!
I used to think saying “yes” to everything mad I used to think saying “yes” to everything made me a good friend, wife, and mom.
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But really? All it really made me was…exhausted.
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Now, when I'm trying to find some balance in our daily life, I start with our calendar - because if our schedule is out of control, everything else will be too.⁠
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Here’s what’s working for us as a family right now:⁠
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1️⃣ One master calendar // Shared with Jon, of course, so we’re always on the same page.
2️⃣ Color coding (IYKYK) // One color per person makes everything visual and clear.
3️⃣ Make it visual // I still put everything on a big paper calendar that hangs in our kitchen so I can see the whole month at once.
4️⃣ Protect the margin // Rest days, family nights, and church on Sunday are all non-negotiables.⁠
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These 4 steps help me keep the calendar in check, and the balance in our home a little more...well, balanced!⁠
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Want to hear more of what's working for me right now? I'll share a few more tips throughout the week, AND a ton more in next week's free workshop!! ⁠
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➡️ In the Finding Your Balance Workshop on Aug. 26th, I’ll walk you through all 4 steps of our Anchored Life Framework, and how you can use it to get some of your own balance back. Comment BALANCE below and I'll send you the link to RSVP!⁠
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If you want to feel more balanced, you've got to start with your time. Find the white space. Guard it like it’s gold - because it is! 💛⁠
Let’s be real: back-to-school planning can feel Let’s be real: back-to-school planning can feel like a LOT. 😅⁠
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This was a SUPER CUTE tea station not too long ago This was a SUPER CUTE tea station not too long ago.

But school starts tomorrow and we needed a space for homework + backpacks, so here we are! 

📲 Charging station for all devices because those babies don’t go into bedrooms, period. 

🖍️ Planter cups for every kind of pen or pencil or marker a student could possibly want.

🌼 Flowers for me because I cannot get enough of cut flowers in my 40’s. I LOVE THEM. 

This space is right between our kitchen and dining table. Is it the cutest ever? No, it’s not. But it’s super functional and keeps our priorities top of mind - no screens upstairs, family time in the evenings even if that includes homework, our house is meant to be lived in, not photographed. 

As the school year starts, ask yourself: “What can I do to make our spaces more functional? What activities do we need to be able to do here? How can I make that even easier?”

Function over fashion. I promise it’s worth it! 

Getting your own house ready for the school year? Comment SCHOOL and I’ll send you our full (free!) BTS Prep Pack with our best tips!

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