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

Organized On Purpose | Declutter, Decluttering Tips, Christian Home Organization, Routines, Home Management, Work Life Balance

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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