Abraham Lincoln said, give me six hours to chop down a tree, and I will spend the first

for sharpening the axe. Well, I had this thought, what if we took that quote and applied it

to motherhood? I thought of a few examples, but not that many, but man, when I took it to Instagram

and my email list, you guys delivered. I have a whole list of ways that this quote

can apply to motherhood and you're in for a treat. Get ready to make your life a whole lot more

practical and easier. And this last May is for Mama's episode.

You're listening to Work and Play with Nancy Ray, episode 237.

Much of our lives can be divided into two categories, work and play.

Simply put us for our life and our legacy take place.

This is a podcast all about learning to work and play well, which leads to a healthy soul and a fulfilling life.

Listen in.

Before we kick off this episode, I wanted to let you know of a new resource I have been

brainstorming and working on in my own life.

And that is a

legacy checklist. I know that sounds maybe a little too practical for legacy, but bear with me

while I explain what I'm thinking. So there's a lot of things going on in our hearts and minds as

mamas and a lot of ways that we want to leave a rich and lasting legacy for our family

and for our kids especially. But there's a whole practical side to it, right? How do we organize

our will or our photos or, you know, all the practical stuff? Like where do we keep

passports and birth certificates and just organizing our household and the things that we need

to take care of in one place? And I've come up with this concept of a legacy binder where I can

put it all in the same place, but it's not just the practical things. It's also things that you want your kids to

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