Time Management for Christian Moms | Overwhelm, Planning, Priorities & Biblical Productivity
Time Management for Christian Moms is a practical, faith-rooted podcast for overwhelmed Christian moms who want better time management, clear priorities, and sustainable productivity — without hustle, burnout, or constant busyness.If you feel scattered, stretched thin, or…
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Ep 47 | Are You Making Motherhood Harder Than It Has to Be? (How to Simplify Mom Life) (opens the original)
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Are you making motherhood harder than it has to be? In this episode of Time Management for Christian Moms, we’re learning how to simplify motherhood by dropping the extra: the standards nobody set but us, the comparison trap, and the commitments crowding out what matters. Includes the John 21 answer to mom comparison, the who-set-this-standard test, and a project manager’s method for finding and fixing your home’s biggest friction point. Take the free What’s Keeping You Stuck? quiz at multiplyth
Ep 46 | How to Survive the 4pm Witching Hour: 3 Morning Habits That Make Afternoons Easier (opens the original)
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How do you survive the 4pm witching hour, mom? You win it in the morning. In this episode of Time Management for Christian Moms, I’m sharing a simple morning routine for moms — no 5am wake-up required — built on three tasks: move the laundry, reset the dishes, and get ahead of dinner. A few minutes of morning effort buys a calmer, lower-stress afternoon (and maybe even a guilt-free lazy one). Night owls, there’s a flip for you too. Take the free What’s Keeping You Stuck? quiz at multiplythefive.
Ep 45 | It's Not the Doing, It's the Deciding: 7 Decisions I Stopped Making Every Day as a Mom (opens the original)
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It’s not the doing that wears moms down. It’s the deciding. In this episode of Time Management for Christian Moms, we’re tackling decision fatigue for moms with the decide-it-once principle and the 7 daily decisions I retired: breakfast, groceries, laundry, errands, quiet time, work blocks, and even my makeup. Fewer daily decisions means more mental space, more patience, and a calmer mom. Take the free What’s Keeping You Stuck? quiz at multiplythefive.com/quiz to find what’s really keeping you b
Ep 44 | Why Laundry Never Feels Done: How to Keep Up With Laundry Without a Laundry Day (opens the original)
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Why does laundry never feel done? Because it’s a cycle, not a project, and you can’t win a game with no finish line. In this episode of Time Management for Christian Moms, I’m sharing the simple system I’ve used for six years to keep up with laundry without a laundry day: fewer clothes, one load a day, way less sorting, and a new definition of ”done.” Plus how to get kids helping, even toddlers. It’s calm discipline, applied to the laundry room. Take the free What’s Keeping You Stuck? quiz at mu
Ep 43 | "I'm Doing Everything Myself": How to Get Kids to Help With Chores (Even Toddlers) (opens the original)
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Still doing everything yourself, mom? In this episode of Time Management for Christian Moms, we’re covering age-appropriate chores for kids and the four sneaky reasons you haven’t handed anything off: hurry, perfectionism, ”it’s just my job,” and the keeping-my-cool lie. Plus what Moses teaches us about delegation, the training-vs-perfection mindset shift, and exactly what my kids do at ages 5, 3, and almost 2. Take the free What’s Keeping You Stuck? quiz at multiplythefive.com/quiz to find the
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