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 the Finding Joy in Your Home podcast. I am very excited this week because it's the week of Christmas. And it's my favorite time of year.

And our family has been super sick all of December. And so I kind of feel like since Thanksgiving,

we've been put on fast forward. And all of a sudden, we're, we're like starting to come up for air.

And it's Christmas already.

So very excited for this week. Today's episode, I'm going to keep nice and short because all of

us are short on time. And our family is getting over this kind of wicked sickness. And I

cannot go very long before like bursting out in cough. And so I'm feeling a lot better. I'm doing a lot better,

but it's that like residual cough there that I just think this episode's going to take me a long

time to film anyway. So we're going to get straight into it. You're going to hear from our

sponsor in a little while, Green Chef. But what we're talking about today is getting into goal setting,

creating new habits and routines, better schedules. We're kicking off a new little mini-series

on planning. And of course, this is absolutely perfect time to talk about this because we're

heading into a new year. And this is always perfect time to talk about this because we're heading into a new

year. And this is always a really exciting time for me because I love being strategic. I love

being intentional with my time. And I love really being able to plan how I want to use my time,

at least brainstorming that.

So what we're going to do is going to kick off a new little mini series on this topic of goal setting.

And I'm actually going to have Jason on the show with me.

I was sharing a couple of weeks ago on Instagram that Jason and I every year do a lot of like heavy

duty planning in the end of December. So we do, we usually have two big meetings, sometimes three,

and one of the big meetings is for our business. So we do a huge business meeting of what

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