This Thing Called Home: One busy mom's thoughts on changing

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This Thing Called Home: One busy mom's thoughts on changing the narrative, embracing possibilities and re-making home

Longing to be a good homemaker but not knowing if itâ€™s even possible? (It is.)
Feeling like a failure amidst chaos and mess? (Youâ€™re not.)
Looking for motivation and inspiration at home but have no idea where to start? (I have some ideas.)
This book is for you.

Dive in to a heart-wrenching conversation full of stories, evidences, questions and answers. You will not be disappointed!

If home is chaos. If home is mess. If home is doubt and overwhelm. If home is defeat and failure. If home is despair, discouragement, and disappointment.

Letâ€™sâ€¦
Rebuild a new framework.
Rewrite the narrative.
Construct a different layout.
Re-set the space.
Ponder a different theory.

You have choices.
You have options.
You arenâ€™t as stuck as you think you are, and you are not hopeless.
You are just beginning.

This book gives you permission to begin or begin again at home. Successful home-making, start to finish woven into real life home order and organizational strategies. It is a hopeful book for the woman who wants so badly to thrive at home. Itâ€™s a story of beginnings for beginners. Every word is brave, bringing possibilities to life straight from the mind of one busy mom.
Country USA
Author Brooke Sailer
Binding Kindle Edition
Format Kindle eBook
IsAdultProduct
NumberOfPages 103
PublicationDate 2016-07-22
ReleaseDate 2016-07-22

Country	USA
Author	Brooke Sailer
Binding	Kindle Edition
Format	Kindle eBook
IsAdultProduct
NumberOfPages	103
PublicationDate	2016-07-22
ReleaseDate	2016-07-22

This Thing Called Home: One busy mom's thoughts on changing the narrative, embracing possibilities and re-making home

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