5 Tiny Habits for a Peaceful Home (Even When Life Feels Loud)
In this free training, I’ll walk you through the simple, biblical habits that helped me go from burned out and behind to peacefully present and prepared, even on our craziest days.
What’s This About?
This isn’t just another productivity talk. This free workshop is for the mom who’s trying to be everything to everyone and ends the day exhausted and discouraged. If you're craving a home that hums with grace instead of groans with guilt, this is your first step.
You’ll learn five tiny yet powerful habits that transform the atmosphere of your home, without requiring fancy systems or Pinterest perfection. Just biblical stewardship for real moms living real life.
What’s Included:
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Why more planners, chore charts, and productivity hacks aren’t solving your overwhelm and what actually does
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The five small, strategic habits that have transformed how I steward peace in my home (even with six kids)
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Real-life tweaks for shift-working spouses, toddlers who don’t nap, and homes that never seem to stay clean
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Practical tools to help you start building rhythms, without overhauling your whole life
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A printable habit tracker and toolkit to help you apply what you learn right away
When you align your habits with God’s Word, peace becomes possible.
MOM OF 6 · HOMESCHOOLER · HOMEMAKER · MENTOR TO CHRISTIAN MOMS
Ten years ago, I was a NICU nurse, juggling night shifts and motherhood exhausted, overwhelmed, and constantly behind. I longed to be home, fully present with my kids, but I didn’t want to lose myself or live in constant chaos to do it.
So I began building rhythms of grace, small habits rooted in Scripture and shaped by our real family life. I swapped hustle for stewardship, and started sharing what I was learning through Plan Prep Pray.
Now I teach other Christian homeschool moms how to trade pressure for peace, without pretending life is perfect. Through gospel-centered routines and practical tools, I help you build a home that runs on rhythms, not stress.
Because when you stop striving and start stewarding, peace isn’t just a prayer, it’s a practice.
