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Life right now is heavy and busy and full and good and I am sure yours is too, but God is faithful and good. I am just here to give you an update about this season of my life, but more importantly than that, I want to share four ways that I am choosing to finish strong and slow down during the busiest, craziest part of the year, while keeping my shoulders back and my chin up.
Hey friend, today’s episode is a replay, and I could not think of a better one to bring back right now. If you are in the thick of back-to-school mode—the supply lists, the new schedules, the mix of excitement and overwhelm—this one is for you. We are talking about school prep and play, and I believe it’s going to encourage you right where you are.
Hey friend, quick note before we jump in. Today’s episode is a replay, and I handpicked this one because I truly believe the timing is perfect for where a lot of us are right now. We’re talking about summer projects—the fun kind, the meaningful kind, the household kind, and everything in between. I hope it encourages you.
I am so excited to share this conversation that I had with Amy Wicks. She is a certified faith-based enneagram coach, speaker, author, and the founder of Simply Wholehearted. She helps women, mamas, and entrepreneurs use the enneagram, but she combines it with a faith-based perspective. She encourages you to make wholehearted rhythms to overcome burnout, reduce overwhelm and live according to your design. She also created the Wholehearted Summer Workshop, which is what we’re talking about today: how to plan a summer where you and your family can thrive. I hope you love the conversation as much as I did.
