No video today, friends. On Thursday, we talked about all of the reasons why having a routine is important. If you missed that post, go back and check it out now. 👌 The overall point is that while building new habits and routines isn’t the easiest thing to do, they ultimately make your life a lot easier! While building a routine may feel a tad difficult in the beginning, the fact is that these habits eventually become—well, habitual. They become a part of your life, and you don’t even have to think about it! 💯 If you struggle with consistency, decision fatigue, procrastination, and even reaching long-term goals, a routine is your golden ticket, friend! Again, we’re closing up shop on summertime soon, and it’s important to build your routine now that’ll carry you successfully through the next several months! School is starting soon, and there’s never been a better time than now! Not sure how to build a routine or where to begin? Check out the tips below! ⬇️ How to Have a Routine You'll Keep: 10 Practical Steps TAKING ACTION: ✅What is one thing (or one habit you’ve built) that you never thought would be a part of your routine, but now that it is, you can’t imagine your life without it?

Happy wacky Wednesday, as my kids used to call it. I am going leave a fun fact about myself and hope you do the same, it has been great getting to know some of you on a different level. Fact: I absolutely hate wooden spoons, or anything that feels like wood.

My son and I worked all day volunteer in a non air conditioned school. Someone told me I looked like I just showered I was sweating so much. 🤣🤪😆 I don’t glisten. I sweat profusely. How do you all in the south not sweat like that? Do you get use to it? Is there a trick or tip I need? Help a girl out.

How do you all wash your produce?

So what do y’all know about heartburn/indigestion? I have been suffering bad lately, so bad I’ve been eating Tums and I know that isn’t ideal but dang it’s painful. Like I know it’s from not enough acid in your stomach but I haven’t seen how to fix that, like what to eat/drink. I want to prevent it not just treat it.