How Christian Moms Can Prepare for Next Year with Stewardship Instead of Stress
Annual planning is not perfectionism but stewardship. Learn how Christian moms can plan faithfully with reflection, vocation, and cheerful community.
Annual planning is not perfectionism but stewardship. Learn how Christian moms can plan faithfully with reflection, vocation, and cheerful community.
The speed of life isn’t the point. Working in the place God has put us and living in His grace and kindness that makes the impossible doable without stress, fast or slow, is the point.
Don’t streamline your way to apathy. Set a course that calls forth your best. Organization should direct our effort, not eliminate it. Let’s raise our sights and embrace the good work we are called to walk in.
Goals should feel like a dare—a challenge that excites and stretches you, not a burden that makes you feel like you’re already behind.
Feeling overwhelmed? Master the weekly review and gain clarity, focus, and confidence. Start small and see how progress beats perfection every time.
To get the right things done well, we have to turn on the engine of joy with the fuel of gratitude.
Break free from mindless scrolling. Learn how to manage your screen time, reduce digital distractions, and use your devices with purpose.
Learn how to use a planner effectively without wasting time. Build simple, lasting habits to stay organized, avoid perfectionism, and adapt plans to real life.
A time budget is better than a schedule, allowing you to address overambitious plans and perfectionist thinking.
But a working planner does save more time than it takes, as long as you don’t waste time in wishful thinking instead of real planning.
Ultimate GTD guide for stay-at-home moms: streamline tasks, manage chaos, and boost productivity with practical tips tailored for home life.
Discover the power of a weekly review for moms: plan, prioritize, and stay organized with ease. Gain clarity and confidence for your busy week ahead!