What was so bad about it?īrad: I just think that we focus or we, I I’m, I’m speaking mostly for me here. So I thought I’d just pose that question to you first. So we are here together, to talk about our YOF year of fun, but let’s go back to the beginning and let’s talk about what was so bad about our family’s culture. Monica: I think you honestly are the only live guest I’ve ever had. I feel like I’m the only like live guests. So happy to be here in your about progress studio. If your family is like ours and after a couple of really hard years, you’re in need of some major changes, just like us.īrad: Thank you very much. It’s not like we’re riding off into the sunset as a family, but this episode is just designed to be helpful. I invited my husband, Brad, on the show for us to have a more conversational style episode today.Īnd this is not to be a giant humblebrag. So to help explain this and to share what we’ve been up to and how it’s working the ups and downs. Actually, our family needed a dramatic overhaul of our family culture. I want to tell you the deeper reasoning behind why we needed to have more fun. And even before I tell you more about what YOF is, how you can create your own. In fact, I thought we should call our year, the year of fun. And that’s when I had an aha we needed to have more fun.
We were driving around and I get to just sit and think in the passenger seat. I have my companion here already nodding, but yes, it was a Sunday. We were driving around town as a family, just trying to get out of the house. And January 1st of this year was no different. I tend to get my best ideas while I’m driving around in the passenger seat of our car. RD in this course and what they’re getting out of it, you can join us at about /sticky habit method. Outside of perfectionism, it’s called the sticky habit method. If you like this podcast, then you’ll love my new course on habit formation.
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Meet practical, join us to leave the extremes behind and instead learn how to do something to grow in ways that stick. He went covered the truest model to dramatic, but lasting personal growth. I’m Monica packer, a regular mom and recovering perfectionist. Today, we’re going to share all about our year of fun. If your family is suffering from a lack of fun, maybe you need to overhaul your family culture. It’s really easy to forget, to have some fun. Monica: Are we having fun yet? As adults with families, real responsibilities, real stress and lack of time. Songs Credit: Pleasant Pictures Music Club Lend your voice and experience + be featured on the show HERE Join the Strive Hive, my monthly membership group Leave a rating and review for the podcast!
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And I share what came to me from the passenger’s seat during our New Year’s Day drive: this needed to be our year of FUN! In this episode, my husband, Brad, details how schedules, bedtimes, and cleaning the house had taken precedence over enjoying one another’s presence.
Even our young children were feeling the same increasing strain that we felt as individuals, and parents. I can’t imagine we are alone in feeling like after the last couple (very stressful) years, our family was in need of some healing. My husband and I share the major change we want to make within our family this year.
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