This Labor Day, let’s do more than grill burgers and watch parades. Let’s reimagine the season ahead—building family rhythms that honor both hustle and Sabbath, labor and pause.

In this episode:

• Historical Background of Labor Day [02:24]
• The Importance of Work-Rest Rhythms [03:40]
• Practical Tips for Weekly Rest [05:29]
• Family Conversations on Labor and Rest [07:52]

Why it matters:

The way we shape our days shapes our lives. When families learn to honor both work and rest, we create space for connection, resilience, and joy that lasts beyond the holiday.

Family Discussion Questions:

• What if Labor Day wasn’t just one Monday in September, but a rhythm we practiced weekly as families?
• Who do you notice working really hard in our neighborhood or family? How could we thank them this week?
• What does rest look like in our family? Why is it important? How do we fight the impulse to keep doing more?
• What’s your favorite way to rest after working hard—playing, reading, napping, something else?
• How will we honor both labor and rest, not just once a year, but in every season?

Action Challenge:

Choose one weekly rhythm that feels like real rest for your family—and try it out this week.

Resources + Links:

• Invitation to Fall Routines Challenge [coming soon!]

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