Hello and welcome back to Asher me and my house I'm Jordan I'm Lena and on

today's thoughts and prayers we're gonna talk a little bit about how do we do

less God bless and honey tell us about where this idea came from well we kind of

touch down it in our last episode of simplifying your life. That overall if you simplify your life,

it will drastically become a lot easier to spend time with the Lord. And if you're curious about

this conversation and you didn't tune into last episode, head back over there because we really

dive into that. But we wanted to give you guys very practical 10 tips that you can start doing

today. And so that's in prayer. The whole point of it is for it to be more of a shorter episode,

something that you can just chew on real quick, listen to when you're driving somewhere faster,

whatever, but yeah, wherever you're diving to. So we have 10 little tips that you guys can start

implementing today. Yeah. And I think too to just piggyback on what you're saying, we can't control

so much in our lives and think of all that's fighting for our attention and all the distractions.

Some things are good that require our attention like obviously work your family, things like that. But

I think what I'm learning in my 27 years is like I need to reprioritize things constantly.

It's a lot of just shuffling around. Okay. I can't worry about this right now. I need to be here

with my family or my wife needs my full attention right now. And it's not so much to say those

other things don't matter. And only this matters. But I think having some sort of a structure

to the way that we go about prioritizing our lives is key. And so yeah, I've started decluttering,

if you will, things in my life. Praise the Lord, you guys. After Melania's been on you by the Lord

for years. Prayers answer here. All your call because it's been a minute of this. Hallelujah.

But yes, so I've noticed already just the Lord pruning me in ways. Isn't it so nice?

I can put away your laundry now. We could see my closet. Yeah. My tiny little one cubic foot of

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