In this episode Suzanne and Elizabeth chat about life's busyness, recognizing it and prepping for it.
- When life ramps up - summer can be busy, how to make the choice to come back to simple.
- How to create balance through the busy times.
- Simplify the busyness by pre-thinking and planning.
- How to recognize someone else's busyness and give them gift of time.
Elizabeth gives a shout out to the Salamander Summer Music Festival in Brandon, Manitoba, Canada. If you're near by, she highly recommends checking out this event!
We'd love to hear from you, email us at destinationsimple.podcast@gmail.com to share your thoughts, ideas, and questions about this episode. Have a question about applying simple living to your life? Or let us know about something you'd like us to discuss on a future episode about making intentional choices.
Learn more about the hosts of Destination Simple:
Elizabeth Cancade, holistic personal chef at Living Simply Kitchen. Follow Elizabeth on Instagram.
Suzanne Goulden, Intentional Living Consultant. Follow Suzanne on Instagram.
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