May 1, 2017
Do you love your kids and family, but find it hard to give them the time and attention you desire?
Do you work from home and wonder how you can give your kids your best and your job?
Finding intentional moment with you kids, but can't find the time to work on that project you are so passionate about?
Phew!
We have so much more contending for our kids time and attention. Not to mention our focus! The internet, media, peers and the pressure to have our family participate in an extensive list of extracurricular activities.
This week we talk to Linda Wicks about how to create the Super Summer Challenge for your kids and your sanity this year!
Super Summer Challenge is one of our favorite tools to help you create more unplugged, purposeful and intentional moments.
- Learn how to inspire your children to cheerfully do many things you've been wishing they would learn.
- Create some much needed mama time for you, especially if you are past the nap stage!
- Prevent summer brain drain.
- Give better quality time to your family.
Linda Wicks has spoken to hundreds of other women and taught them how to create a Super Summer Challenge for their families. Linda spent several years crafting a book, so this message could be shared all over the country. Over the years, many women continue to invite their good friends to share in these intentional ideas for their children.
As your children participate in the Super Summer Challenge they will:
- have a rewarding plan to expand and learn new skills
- be motivated in areas of self-discipline
- discover how to look outside themselves
- mature in sibling unity
- form invaluable lifelong habits
Find more about The Super Summer Challenge book, online workshop and get our 50 free Boredom Buster Activities.
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A HUGE thank you to the multi-talented Andrew Wray for our catchy tune and everything sound related, which made this podcast possible.