JF 11: Joy In Sorting It Out

from Joy Farmer Podcast Hosted by Bev Ross

Sometimes you need a break, and when that happens you should absolutely hit pause. The problem is, nothing else around us pauses, so things pile up and can turn into huge mountains we now need to tackle. In this episode, learn one way to tackle those mountains. Sometimes the pile up is caused by laundry, to-do items, mental build up, or a number of other things. But we can clear it up by sorting it out.

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