Are your Sunday habits secretly saving your week?

In this episode, Jenna Zint shares what happened when she got “flexible” with her Sunday routine—and everything fell apart. From wasted food to calendar chaos, she realized those few habits were doing way more than she thought.

Tune in to learn why some small habits have high ROI, how to identify your own sacred time slots, and how protecting them can actually bring more peace and spontaneity to your week.

What rhythms in your life are worth protecting?

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Do you ever feel low-key panicked because you haven’t responded yet? Or guilty for leaving someone on read—even though you were literally just trying to exist as a human?

In this episode, we’re talking about the invisible weight of the digital leash—the pressure to be constantly reachable, respond instantly, and meet unspoken expectations… all while keeping your sanity intact.

We’ll walk through:

• A brief (and slightly dramatic) history of how we got here 📞➡️📱
• Why your nervous system feels hijacked by notifications
• The actual consequences of not replying quickly (spoiler: the world doesn’t end)
• A reframe to help you respond from peace instead of panic
• And a permission slip to untangle yourself from guilt-based urgency

If you've ever needed a breather from your inbox, this episode is your friendly nudge that you're not alone—and you're not a bad friend for taking a beat.

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Always running late—no matter how hard you try?
You’re not alone. As a Type B habit coach with ADHD tendencies, I’ve lived the breathless, apologetic life of chronic lateness—and I finally figured out why.

In this episode, I unpack:
 • The hidden role of time blindness
 • The shame cycle & myths about lateness
 • Practical fixes (like the 10-minute rule & the perfect “running late” text)
 • How I became on-time-ish after a lifetime of struggle

Whether you’re always late or love someone who is, this episode offers compassion, mindset shifts, and habits that work with your brain—not against it.

🎧 Ready to break up with anxious car rides and show up as your best self? Let’s go.

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Planning for summer? I’m sharing what actually worked for our family last year—and what I’m definitely doing differently this time around.

Here’s what I cover:
 • Why rushing ruined connection
 • The surprising way 30-minute blocks solved boredom
 • What went wrong with back-to-back camps
 • How smaller playdates saved our sanity
 • A summer reading system that actually works
 • What I’m doing for me this year—alone time, not more hangouts
• My favorite unexpected win: Christian autobiographies

If you’re craving a summer that’s peaceful and purposeful, this episode is packed with real talk + simple shifts that might help.

Here is the link to my amazon list of the Missionary Biographies I was talking about in our episode: Click here 

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💡Ever realize your generosity might be more mutual than selfless?

That hit me hard when I noticed most of my “giving” went to people who’d likely give back.

But what does *true* no-strings-attached generosity look like?

A year and a half ago, I started a tiny habit—sharing my leftovers with someone in need at the park. It felt small. Awkward. Inconvenient. But it cracked something open in me.

💬 It's been of journey of learning the difference of what it means to *be with* the poor—not just serve them.

In today’s episode, we talk:
➡️ The surprising spiritual cost of real generosity
➡️ The tension between helping *for* vs. being *with*
➡️ Simple ways to build proximity into your everyday life

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Kingdom generosity isn't just for the wealthy or those with abundant free time—it's a radical mindset shift available to everyone. When we examine our lives through the lens of sharing rather than preserving, entirely new possibilities for connection emerge.

Most of us desperately want deeper community but struggle to find it. The counterintuitive truth? The fastest way to create the community you crave is to give it away first. Not from an overflow, not only when it's easy or reciprocated, but as a way of living that reflects the heart of God. This isn't about buying friendships or performing to be liked—it's about embodying the principle found in Acts 2, where believers "shared everything they had."

This simple approach transforms ordinary possessions into opportunities for connection. Your pool becomes a gathering place for families who don't have access to one. Your extra clothes become gifts that create unexpected joy. Your saved church seat becomes an invitation to belong. These seemingly small acts of everyday generosity weave a fabric of community that strengthens over time.

Living generously pulls us out of survival mode and the trap of self-focus. When we're constantly conserving our resources, our world becomes small and brittle. But when we look outward and recognize others' needs, our perspective shifts dramatically. We realize we always have something to share—even if it's just half a sandwich.

The beautiful paradox? Setting clear boundaries around your generosity actually makes it sustainable. You can invite friends to swim in your backyard without opening your entire home. You can share a pre-made lunch rather than preparing an elaborate dinner. These boundaries aren't selfish—they're what allow you to keep giving over the long haul.

If you're feeling isolated or disappointed with past friendships, don't wait for the perfect community to find you. Be the community you wish you had. Open your hands, share what's already in your life, and watch how God multiplies what you sow.

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Sharing Series – Part 1: Costco Samples of the Kingdom

What if sharing Jesus wasn’t about convincing, but offering a taste?

What happens when we stop pitching & start demonstrating?

After a 10-day trip to Ecuador, I came home with a wake-up call:
 I’d become a reservoir of God’s love—when I was made to be a river.

In this episode: ✨ The story of a street vendor whose healing wrecked me

• Why “I’m not an evangelist” is no longer my excuse  🙅‍♀️ 
•  How simple faith + Spirit-led interruptions change lives
•  Why the Kingdom is more like Costco samples than a sales pitch

👀 If you’ve ever felt unqualified to share your faith, this one’s for you.

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Not Every Story Needs a Villain… Especially Yours 🎭

Ever catch yourself blaming someone for the beliefs you’re trying to unlearn? It’s an easy trap—“If my parents’ actions shaped this, then they must be the bad guys.” But what if… no one needs to be the villain? 🤯

Formation happens all the time—without malicious intent. Your healing journey isn’t about pointing fingers; it’s about untangling, understanding, and choosing a new way forward.

In this episode, we’re flipping the script:
 👉 Why compassion for your younger self changes everything
 👉 How even God, the perfect parent, has kids who misinterpret Him
👉 The freedom of removing the villain—so you don’t have to stay the victim

Formation is always happening… but so is transformation. Let’s step into it. 💫

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👉 You say you trust God as your provider… but are you living like an employee or a daughter?

For years, I operated under an employee mindset—believing provision was a one-for-one exchange. Work hard, hustle, and God will give opportunities. 

But deep down? My faith was rooted more in my work ethic than in God’s identity. 

And that left me feeling like:
 ⚡ It’s never enough.
 ⚡ I can’t afford to miss an opportunity.
 ⚡ I’m always behind.

But here’s the truth: A Father provides because you are His. He doesn’t dock your pay when you mess up. He’s generous, not transactional.

This episode dives into:

• Recognizing if you’re operating from an employee mindset or a daughter mindset
•  Why financial instability can actually deepen intimacy with God
•  The habit of dethroning hustle—how I went from fear to faith in provision
•  Real-life testimonies of God’s unexpected provision (because He’s that good!)

🎧 Listen in & take inventory: Is your trust in His provision—or your own hustle?

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Click here get my FREE 14 Day: Spring Cleaning Checklist 

Ready to refresh your space without sacrificing your sanity? We've all felt that spring cleaning urge when the windows open and the weather warms, only to get overwhelmed by the scope of the project. 

The solution isn't finding an entire free weekend (which never happens anyway)—it's breaking down spring cleaning into what I call "offensively small" tasks that take just 15 minutes each day. This approach transforms cleaning from an overwhelming project into a series of manageable wins that build momentum over time.

During this episode, I share my personal 14-day spring cleaning challenge that you can download for free and join me in completing. Each task is specifically designed to be completed in 15 minutes or less, teaching you the valuable skill of time-bounding your efforts. Setting a timer and practicing walking away when it rings—even when the task isn't complete—builds tremendous trust with yourself and eliminates the perfectionism that prevents progress.

I also explore how we can apply these same principles to any overwhelming project, whether it's organizing a garage, tackling a work assignment, or managing household responsibilities during busy seasons. By practicing the art of "good enough" and experiencing how consistent small efforts compound into significant results, you'll develop skills that transfer beautifully beyond spring cleaning.

Download the free checklist, join our accountability group, and discover how 15 mins/day can transform not just your home, but your approach to life's big projects!

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