You want to know how to escape the rat race.  This means you already know what the rat race is.  But let’s just make it really clear.  The ‘rat race’ is a race that no matter how fast or hard you run… you don’t get anywhere.  EXHAUSTING.

Here’s what I’ve learned: Apparently the life of rats can echo the life of people… but the rats are smarter.

There’s a lot of talk about how we need to be vigilant of the food we eat, and how often we move our bodies.  However, what’s not talked about quite as often (and I’m passionate about changing this), is the fact that we are assailed with environmental toxins every day.  Even in our homes.  So today, we are going to talk all about how to detox your home.

Today I’m going to share the recipe for my favorite DIY all purpose cleaner.  It gets the job done, while keeping my family, and the environment, safe.

At The Grace To Grow, we’re all about living intentionally, stewarding well, and getting the most out of life so that we can love well and serve well.  A big part of that is living as toxin free as possible.

You guys.  It’s time to start spring cleaning the house, and I have created for you (and me!) a free, multi-page printable checklist for all things spring cleaning.  You are about to rock the whole clean house situation.  Free access to that is at the bottom of this post.  But for those of you who don’t mind hearing me ramble and learning some spring cleaning tips and tricks… read on!

Can you imagine a life lived where every moment was spent intentionally?  Even if moments of relaxation and quiet were intentional?  Today, for part 2 of our “Spring Clean Your Life Series,” we’re talking about how to manage your time wisely.

Welcome to Part 1 of the ‘Spring Clean Your Life Series.’  In part 1,we talk all about how to get your priorities straight.

Picture this scene with me.  Another day is done.  As you face the evening and evaluate your day… you know that you missed the mark.  You were impatient with your husband, didn’t read your Bible, the only prayer you said was asking forgiveness after losing your cool at the kids for running late…  and you just know that you need to get your priorities straight.  But… how?