153. How to Plan Your Week with Intention
The Finding Freedom Co. Podcast | Bible Study & Christian Living for WomenShow Notes
If planning your week feels overwhelming or unrealistic, this video is for you. In today’s episode, I’m sharing a step-by-step approach to planning your week with intention, not perfection. This routine is designed for busy Christian moms who want to steward their time well while still leaving room for rest, flexibility, and real life. You’ll learn how to: Plan your week around what matters most
Use time blocks without feeling boxed in
Turn goals into simple, actionable steps
Create a rhythm that fits your season of life
Invite God into your planning process
This isn’t about doing more. It’s about aligning your week with your values and trusting God with the outcome. ✨ Resources mentioned: Finding Freedom Quarterly Planner & Quiet Time Journal 👉thefindingfreedomco.com/shop 📌 Subscribe for weekly encouragement, Bible-centered time management, and practical rhythms for living with Christ at the center. _______________________________________________________ 📌 If you’re new here I’m Brooke, a military wife, homeschool mom to 3 boys, and the founder of The Finding Freedom Co., where I create tools that help women manage their time and build deeper relationships with the Lord. ✨ Subscribe for more Bible study, time management, and faith-filled homemaking + homeschool content! ✨ Follow along on Instagram: @brookecollins09 _________________________________________ LINKS: 👉 The Finding Freedom Co. Planners + Journals: thefindingfreedomco.com/shop 👉Join my Bible Study Membership: thefindingfreedomco.com/membership 👉Free Resources: https://www.thefindingfreedomco.com/freeresources
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