128 | Summer Recap: Work-Life Balance, Letting Go, and Lessons From a Small Home

Organized On Purpose | Declutter, Christian Home Organization, Faith-Based Routines

This summer stretched me in all kinds of ways. Living in our little bungalow meant learning to make the most of small spaces. A full calendar reminded me how quickly “busy” can creep in if I’m not intentional. And yes, there were nights I went to bed with dishes still in the sink—and I had to remind myself that’s okay.

In this episode, I’m recapping the real-life lessons I learned about organizing, balance, and faith during these past few months. We’ll talk about:

• What small-home living taught me about clutter and contentment

• Why chasing a perfectly clean house only leads to burnout

• How I navigated an overwhelming schedule while making time for church and community

• The peace that comes from leaning on God’s Word in the middle of busyness

• What I’m carrying forward as we head into a new season

You’ll also hear me reflect back on a couple of past episodes that shaped this season for me:

• Episode 118: Busy or Aligned? A Summer Reprioritization + Listener Q&A — a reminder that alignment matters more than just doing more

• Episode 67: 4 Ideas If You Want More Peace and Time Freedom This Summer as a Christian Business Owner — practical shifts that gave me space to breathe

I don’t have it all figured out, and I certainly didn’t glide through summer with a spotless house or a perfectly balanced calendar. But I did learn a few things worth sharing—about grace, about intentional rhythms, and about finding joy in the middle of real life.
Sending a little love your way,
Kristina
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