We are getting so close to episode number 300. I can hardly contain myself. What is going on? This is such an incredible community. I am so glad that you met me back here for another episode here on the Systemize Your Life podcast because today we are talking about some nitty gritty. You want to get like in the weeds, you want to geek out

and nerd out on routines with me. Well then today is your day. We're going to be talking about

what is a routine just briefly because we've got tons of content out there like tons of it

where you can read more about that. Then we're going to

talk about how to identify when a routine that you have established needs, on purpose or not,

needs to be changed or adapted in some way. And then we're going to talk about three different

types of routine transitions. Yes, there are three different

types of transitions that you can make when it comes to taking your routine from what it is now

to what you think it needs to be in order to keep up with your growing kiddos and that constant,

ever-evolving, changing chaotic schedule of yours. So this is definitely a day

when you are going to want to take some notes. I've got vocabulary. I've got examples.

We've got incredible information here to share with you. I can't wait to get into it.

This was a beautiful recommendation from a mama in our

community and I'm so excited to bring it to you. Without further ado, let's dive into today's

episode. Systemize your life with Chelsea Joe. That's me. And this is a podcast for modern women who are

eager to live with more meaning and less overwhelm. We're about to tap into some

fiercely meaningful relationships, bang-in organization and time management strategies, and a

rock-solid plan for our personal well-being with functional

systems to those problems we all go through. Girl, if you feel like you're watching life go by

from a window on the Hot Mess Express, then it's time to roll up your sleeves, dig in,

and get your life out of the chaos and into confidence.

This episode is going to really educate and take you to a whole other way of thinking about routines. Now, if you've been

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