Welcome to the Finding Joy in Your Home Podcast. I am your host, Jamie Valmay, and this is the podcast where we blend to deeply theological topics with thoroughly practical application, all for God's glory.

Hey ladies, welcome back to our next episode. I am very excited. Do I say that every single episode, probably.

But I'm very excited to be talking about

productivity and getting things done and jason is back joining me for another episode welcome jason

hi glad to be here so this is going to be a very fun topic i have a couple specific questions

that we're going to be i'm going to be asking jason and then i will be answering myself and then couple specific questions that we're going to be, I'm going to be asking

Jason and that I will be answering myself. And then in a little while, we're going to hear from our

sponsors for today's episode, Green Chef and Magic Mind, which, funny enough, both of those actually

work really well for the thing that we were talking about today. So productivity, Jason, is something that we do talk about quite a lot and are

always kind of trying to tweak and change and do things differently for work and household

and homeschooling and kind of all the things, right? Right, right. So what we're going to share are some things that we've kind of grown in.

And we're going to actually share one thing that we're both very bad at as well when it comes to productivity.

But this is coming from a place of very much us on the journey as well.

And I'm not going to sit here and

pretend like we're these like productivity gurus or experts or anything like that. We are a real

family running a real small business. And a lot of this is boots on the ground trying to figure

out how do we prioritize things correctly. How do we get things done without running ourselves

into the ground? But while also trying to get a lot of things done. How do we get things done without running ourselves into the ground,

but while also trying to get a lot of things done. And we were just on, a lot of you guys know,

we were just on a five-week road trip. And I've had some conversations with friends this week that

were like, oh, one of my friend was asking, were you guys working during those five weeks?

Or was it like vacation? And I was like,

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