Hey everyone! Coffee hour is coming up in 4 days, and I wanted to know if the time works for most? I'm flexible with changing it if members will show up. This will be our chance to meet up and learn about each other. It's also a chance for you to VOICE what it is you're looking to get out of the classroom(s) and community. I'm hoping our community will be that of friendly peers instead of a lecture style where I'm telling you all the "right" way to do things. I believe we all have different lifestyles and the tools I'll be sharing will be open to use for your lifestyle. I'm also more of a workshop facilitator than a lecturer. I hope all of this allows you to feel more involved, seen and heard in our community.

Every task belongs in ONE of these buckets: 1️⃣ Daily (must happen often) 2️⃣ Weekly (needs little attention, but must be done) 3️⃣ Someday (not urgent) Feeling overwhelmed happens when everything lives in the right now. 📝 Which bucket causes you the most stress?

I’m really glad you’re here. This space is for busy couples, parents, and everyday people who want their week to feel calmer, clearer, and more manageable. We focus on simple, repeatable systems (not perfection) so you can build routines that actually work in real life. Start by introducing yourself, sharing what feels hardest about your week right now, and what you’re hoping to get out of this space. You’re in the right place, and we’ll take this one practical step at a time.

Hi everyone, I hope your weekend went well, your week ahead will be even better. Just a friendly reminder that taking note of what's going well for your households system, will let you know if you're on track to reaching your weekly goals at home. I challenge you this week to think about what areas of household management you want ro see discussed in our group! Feel free to share below if you're up to it.

I built this space for people who are tired of: • juggling everything mentally • being the “default manager” • feeling productive but still behind This isn’t hustle culture. It’s about building systems that support real life. Call to action: What made you join this group?