Summer break is just around the corner and I know that this can be an extremely stressful

but exciting time of year. Inside of today's episode, I'm going to be giving you really,

really helpful things to think about, 10 things specifically for you to consider when you're

sitting down to plan out your summer. Oh wait, you mean're sitting down to plan out your summer.

Oh wait. You mean you're supposed to plan out your summer? Yeah, you are. This episode really is

going to help you so that you can go into summer feeling a little bit or a lot of bit

confident when you have your kids home all summer long with you and you're trying to

figure out not only how to keep them happy and entertained, but also find a little bit of time

for you to be able to work. I'm also going to be sharing what I'm doing this summer with my kids

and how I am making it work as I juggle a full-blown business, brand new house and kids home all

summer long. What do you say? Let's dive in to 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.

Music and get your life out of the chaos and into confidence. One of the things I love so much about summer for me and our home is that we really do

gets to let loose of a lot of things. The ability to not have to go and do a thousand million

trillion things is such a relief for us. I feel so much more free. I feel so much more capable of

really pouring into myself and my home and my family and even my business in certain ways. My own growth comes to life in the summer.

Now, this might not be the feeling that you're walking into summer with, but if you are one

of those families where it really feels good to not have a thousand things to do, I would highly

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