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As we transition from the lazy days of summer to the structured routines of fall, how do we maintain balance and intentionality in our busy lives? Welcome back to A Heart that Beats for Home! As the freedom of summer wanes, I'll share my excitement for a more routine-driven lifestyle and discuss strategies for creating a harmonious and meaningful year ahead. With my youngest starting high school, the focus will be on the importance of intentionality in both parenting and marriage.
Imagine making the most of every small pocket of time in your day, increasing your efficiency without adding stress. After a summer of disciplined health habits under the guidance of a functional medicine doctor, I'll share how I’m adapting to a busier schedule. From stepping back from cherished activities to manage homeschooling commitments better, to maintaining daily non-negotiables like Bible reading and prayer, this episode is packed with practical tips. We'll also discuss managing schedule anxiety and practicing grace when things don't go as planned, setting realistic expectations, and enlisting support to reduce stress and lead a more balanced life.
Balancing multiple priorities requires a strategic approach, and this episode is all about sharing those strategies. From eating healthy with convenient options and ensuring quality family time, to maintaining a strong relationship with my husband through intentional dates, I’ll dive into how I’m juggling back-to-school schedules, and homeschooling. We'll talk about the importance of decluttering, setting boundaries, and prioritizing personal health. Join me as we embrace this busy season together, stay connected, and aim to finish strong.
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As we transition from the lazy days of summer to the structured routines of fall, how do we maintain balance and intentionality in our busy lives? Welcome back to A Heart that Beats for Home! As the freedom of summer wanes, I'll share my excitement for a more routine-driven lifestyle and discuss strategies for creating a harmonious and meaningful year ahead. With my youngest starting high school, the focus will be on the importance of intentionality in both parenting and marriage.
Imagine making the most of every small pocket of time in your day, increasing your efficiency without adding stress. After a summer of disciplined health habits under the guidance of a functional medicine doctor, I'll share how I’m adapting to a busier schedule. From stepping back from cherished activities to manage homeschooling commitments better, to maintaining daily non-negotiables like Bible reading and prayer, this episode is packed with practical tips. We'll also discuss managing schedule anxiety and practicing grace when things don't go as planned, setting realistic expectations, and enlisting support to reduce stress and lead a more balanced life.
Balancing multiple priorities requires a strategic approach, and this episode is all about sharing those strategies. From eating healthy with convenient options and ensuring quality family time, to maintaining a strong relationship with my husband through intentional dates, I’ll dive into how I’m juggling back-to-school schedules, and homeschooling. We'll talk about the importance of decluttering, setting boundaries, and prioritizing personal health. Join me as we embrace this busy season together, stay connected, and aim to finish strong.
ARO App & ARO Box:
Code for 7 day free trial and $25 off ARO BOX
https://goaro.link/nikki
JOIN ME ON SOCIAL MEDIA:
Follow Along @ - https://www.instagram.com/nikkicronksmith/
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