My dear friends, if you are currently listening to this while trying to untangle a string of stubborn Christmas lights or hiding in the pantry for sixty seconds of peace—bless you. I see you. Today, we are talking to the Working Mom who feels like she is carrying the entire "Christmas SEASON" on her shoulders. We’re exploring how to move away from the loneliness of the holiday mental load and back toward a beautiful, united partnership. We discuss Balance, Communication, and how to keep your Faith at the center of the season when the schedule feels anything but silent. The O.T.T. Christmas Strategy To find Balance this week, try applying this simple CEO framework to one holiday chore: Own It: Assign a specific holiday responsibility to your spouse. Let them own the mental space for it, not just the task. Train Them: Spend 15 minutes (and only 15!) explaining your "CEO Standard." Show them what "done" looks like for that task. Trust It: This is the hard part! Walk away. Even if it’s done differently than you would, choose the partnership over the perfection. Words of Encouragement "You don't have to earn Christmas through your labor. It is a gift for you, too. The best days of your family are still ahead of you."    

Join Elizabeth for a warm, honest look at why motherhood can feel lonely even in a good marriage. We’ll skip the blame and move straight to a simple ”Team Reset” conversation that helps you and your spouse start pulling together again. You aren’t failing, my friend; you’re just ready for a better way to lead at home.

Hello, I know you're exhausted. I know your mornings are chaos. I know you're standing in front of the fridge at 6 PM thinking "What am I making for dinner?" You still need to make dinner, help kids with homework, clean up, get kids ready for bed and some how get ready for a meeting first thing in the morning without falling asleep. I know, it’s busy! I’ve lived it.  Today I'm sharing the four simple routines that literally saved my sanity. Not complicated systems that need a manual. Just four basic things that actually work when you're running on an empty tank and still lots to do!  Here's what we're covering: The Get Ready for Tomorrow Timer! - Fifteen minutes tonight that make tomorrow morning actually peaceful. Backpacks by the door, lunches made, outfits ready. Game changer. The M&M Routine - Thirty minutes before everyone wakes up that are just yours. Me and Morning, for reading, journaling, some movement, a moment to breathe. Your kids will notice you're calmer. Promise. The Meal Planning Power Hour - Plan your dinners once a week, shop once, and never have that 6 PM panic again. I keep it verysimple—we're talking tacos and pasta here, and other easy and quick family meals.  The Sunday Planning Session - Half an hour with your family to look at the week ahead. Everyone knows what's coming. No more surprises.  Listen, will this be easy at first? Honestly, no. Will you forget sometimes? Of course. But here's the thing—you don't need to be perfect. You just need better than the chaos you're living in right now. Pick one. Just one. Or all of it! Try it this week. I promise something will shift. You've got this, friend. You really do. Know someone who needs to hear this? Send it to her. Tell her you see her struggling and she's not alone. Hit subscribe so you don't miss the next episode. And hey, if this helped, leave a review—it means the world.

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