Episode 94: How do we set summer rhythms?

The Jess Connolly Podcast

Jess Connolly

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 813 Ratings

🗓️ 17 June 2021

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

As we head into this summer, we want to equip you with some tools to help you keep running on mission while also setting helpful expectations during this season.

In this episode, we’re letting you in on all of our tendencies and how we are shifting to find God well during these months where the pace has shifted. Whether it’s stepping away from social media for a few days (or weeks), establishing phases to keep yourself or your family on track, or making summer playlists, we’re talking all about what what we’re believing will bless us, our families, and others this summer and how we can honor God with our time this summer.

And we would love to hear: what summer rhythms are helping you? What’s working for you? What do you want this summer? What summer phases will you set this summer? What are your summer boundaries? Tell us everything over on our Instagram feed. We can’t wait to cheer you on!

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0:00.0	Hey friends, welcome to the Go and Tell Gals podcast with Jess Connolly and Kenesha Bikes.
0:04.6	I am one of your co-hosts, Jess, and I'm so glad you're here. We want to encourage you in your
0:09.9	God-given mission. We want to talk about what feels difficult in life. And most of all, we want to
0:15.1	help you keep going in what God has asked you to do. We are super thankful you're here
0:21.7	and we can't wait for what's ahead in this episode.
0:26.0	I would like to talk to you, Jess.
0:28.7	This morning I was thinking, rhythm.
0:32.0	That has really definitely been speaking to me
0:33.9	about my own rhythm, especially this year.
0:36.7	But I so admire you as a rhythm girl.
0:41.7	Is that a thing? Can we make rhythm girl a thing? And like rhythm, dancing, rhythm.
0:49.3	But yeah, I just, I have questions for you. And like, maybe there are some questions that would resonate with others, you know, some of our go and tail gals.
0:58.5	But yeah, I do have questions for you because I think that I am inspired by your rhythms.
1:04.1	I so like respect who you are as a person in that regard.
1:07.4	And I think other people are too.
1:10.0	Like that's why people are so crazy about like, hey, tell us what you do because you're so inspiring in that regard. And I think other people are too. Like, that's why people are so crazy about like,
1:12.0	hey, tell us what you do because you're so inspiring in that area. No pressure. Like, we know you're
1:16.9	not perfect, you know, like no one is. But also like God has really graced you with this like,
1:22.1	you know, way of seeing the rhythm of life and like really falling into that pace. So I think that's a gift.
1:28.8	Thank you. I'm encouraged for that. And I'll tell you this. I mean, I think like all our strengths,
1:33.8	I don't mind talking about it because it is also my greatest weakness. Yeah. That I am such a
1:40.3	regimented, scheduled rhythmic person that I'm not great at being spontaneous.
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