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Hey Reader, We’re moving into summer fast. The school routine is gone, work is a little slower, and “flexible” can quickly turn into chaos. I’ve coached enough women through the summer slide to know that without some structure in place, June momentum becomes August exhaustion. The kids notice. So does your calendar and your bank account. Our son is launched, but Steve and I still build a summer rhythm on purpose. It’s intentional, just the way I like it. Here’s what we actually do:
I'm not trying to do more in the summer. I'm eliminating decision fatigue with some simple routines and habit stacks. I have six habits that make the biggest difference for my family and my clients. 👉 6 Habits to Live Like a Minimalist Family Pick one. Start there. Your calendar reflects your values. What do you see? Amy P.S. If your summer rhythm is already showing cracks, that’s the messy middle. It’s exactly what we work on inside 1:1 coaching. |
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