In this episode, Josh and Priscilla open up about the real, behind-the-scenes rhythms of managing money as a married couple—without the pressure of perfection or pretending to “have it all figured out.” They share their three pillars of financial decision-making as a team: having a shared financial vision, building communication rhythms, and defining clear roles in the budgeting process. With honesty and humor, they talk about stewardship, generosity, contentment, and how aligning thei...
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In this episode, Josh and Priscilla open up about the real, behind-the-scenes rhythms of managing money as a married couple—without the pressure of perfection or pretending to “have it all figured out.” They share their three pillars of financial decision-making as a team: having a shared financial vision, building communication rhythms, and defining clear roles in the budgeting process. With honesty and humor, they talk about stewardship, generosity, contentment, and how aligning thei...
FINAL EPISODE: LESSONS LEARNED FROM FAMILY ROUTINES AND RHYTHMS
Relatable Parenting
15 minutes
1 month ago
FINAL EPISODE: LESSONS LEARNED FROM FAMILY ROUTINES AND RHYTHMS
In this final episode of our school routines series, Josh and Priscilla reflect on the real-life ups and downs of creating consistent morning and evening rhythms as a busy family. From early wake-ups to adjusting bedtimes, they share the trial-and-error process that helped them discover what’s realistic, sustainable, and actually life-giving during the school year. You’ll hear how they refined their routines over three weeks—shifting from over-ambitious plans to more flexible, practical habit...
Relatable Parenting
In this episode, Josh and Priscilla open up about the real, behind-the-scenes rhythms of managing money as a married couple—without the pressure of perfection or pretending to “have it all figured out.” They share their three pillars of financial decision-making as a team: having a shared financial vision, building communication rhythms, and defining clear roles in the budgeting process. With honesty and humor, they talk about stewardship, generosity, contentment, and how aligning thei...
