All right, you guys. So we get to give the people what they want today. We have Mama Janice

back on the podcast. And a lot of you are familiar with my mother. A lot of you found this podcast

through Q&A is that Mommy and I have done over the years. And when you're looking for advice

from an older woman on how to, you know, manage a home. And so my mother's had 11 children, if you aren't familiar. I'm the oldest, and my youngest sister, Cordy, is 13. And so anyways, all that mama introduced yourself a little bit if you aren't really familiar, because, again, it has been a while. We have a lot of our Q&As. All the old Q&As are now in the Get It All Done Clubhouse. So if you want more information like this, that is in the Get All Done Clubhouse, which is closing down at the end of this year.

And I don't know when I will be reopening it or just shutting down sales of that clubhouse.

That said, the community will stay active off of social media.

And I will continue doing lives intermittently in 2026,

but I will not be selling the program for the foreseeable future. So anyways, this is your chance

to get in on that. But mommy, before we get going, can you let everybody know who you are and

a little bit about you? Sure. I'm Janice Johnson and I'm married to my wonderful

husband, Chad. We have 11 children and soon to be 15 grandchildren. I live in Bend, Oregon,

and we've got seven kids that are still at home. I'm homeschooling, the youngest two. Life has been full.

We live with my father-in-law, who's 88 years old. We purchased his house. And so he's living

with us as well as my 95-year-old mother, who is living with us now. So a full house, lots going on, but wonderful, full life.

I'm loving it. Okay, so we are going to dive into some questions that I have for you. Some of these

have been asked in the clubhouse. Some of them are my own. Yeah. And we'll just start seeing what we

can get through. Great. Today. Okay. So managing your energy, you've always been very, very good at this. And I think that this is something that women struggle with at every stage of being a woman. You know, when you're young, when you're going through puberty, when you're managing school and workloads, and then when you're married as a new mother, new wife, and then you're still managing your energy. So I think that this is something, could you give kind of an overview? What would you encourage a new wife in or a new mother in? And then where are you still working on this? Because I think sometimes it's helpful to get a bigger picture of like, start figuring this out now because it's not like

the kids are going to be out of the house and all of a sudden it's not going to matter.

Your life actually gets fuller. Yes. Yeah. Well, the more that I live life, the more that I'm

realizing that life is about the little things. You know, it isn't just one big thing. Oh,

if you go to sleep, you know, it isn't just that.

It's all these little habits that you put into your life.

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