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A Life of Intention
A Workbook for Creating Meaningful Family Rhythms
What kind of family are we becoming — and what rhythms will help us become it?
Grab a cup of coffee, pull up a chair with your partner (or your kids — they have opinions too), and give your family something most families never get: an actual conversation about what you want your life together to feel like.
Every family already has rhythms — how mornings go, what dinner looks like, how screens get used, how everyone bounces back after a hard moment. Most of them just happened, out of habit and whatever was urgent that week. This workbook turns that around. It's part honest check-in, part dream session, part real-talk planning.
Here's what you'll get into, across 7 parts:
- A fun (and kind of eye-opening) look at what's really shaping your family's days right now
- Naming your values, your traditions, and the home you actually want to build
- Dreaming up daily, weekly, monthly, and seasonal rhythms that fit your real, wonderfully messy life
- The relationships that hold it all together — marriage, kids, siblings, extended family, and how you repair after the hard days
- The practical stuff nobody likes to talk about: mental load, money, screens, and finally saying no without the guilt
- Writing your family's own one-page Rhythm of Life — the thing that becomes your "why" when things get chaotic
- A simple plan to actually live it, plus a 30-day check-in to celebrate what's working and calibrate what isn't
No perfection required. No color-coded chore chart. Just your family, a few honest questions, and 35 pages that make "let's be more intentional" an actual plan instead of a New Year's resolution that fizzles by February.
What you get: a 35-page printable PDF workbook, delivered instantly the moment you check out.
Format: print it, bind it, spill coffee on it — or fill it out digitally with your favorite PDF app.
For parents who want to be intentional, not perfect — and don't mind having a little fun getting there.