✨ Ready to Reset Your Business Rhythms—God’s Way?

You’ve already taken the first step: inviting God into your weekly planning. Now, it’s time to bring that same holy calm into the way you run your business.

If you’re tired of chasing results and craving rhythms that actually nourish your soul—you’re in the right place.

🌿 Introducing: The Business Rhythm Reset

A 30-day challenge and coaching journey for Christian homeschooling and work-from-home moms who are ready to ditch the hustle and embrace holy order.

This isn’t about doing more—it’s about doing what matters, with clarity and peace.

🌟 In Just 30 Days, You’ll Learn How To:

• Break Free from Overwhelm & Overcommitment Say goodbye to scattered energy and start building rhythms rooted in rest, not rush.

• Establish Spirit-Led Business Rhythms Design a weekly flow that honors both your family and your calling—without burning out.

• Practice Biblical Productivity Learn how to work with excellence and margin, using timeless principles from God’s Word.

• Stay Centered with Clarity Journaling Reflect, realign, and refocus each week with journal prompts that invite God into every decision.

💛 What You’ll Experience:

📅 Weekly Rhythm Planning Sessions Work through your weekly schedule alongside Lynette using guided worksheets and prayer prompts.

🤝 Faith-Rooted Accountability Receive gentle encouragement and spiritual support through community check-ins or Voxer access (if coaching model).

📖 Gentle Learning Modules or Live Coaching Calls Choose your pace—either self-paced devotion-style modules or real-time sessions with Lynette for personalized support.

📝 Clarity Journaling Prompts Simple but powerful questions to help you realign your goals with God’s timing and trust His direction.

🙌 This is for you if…

• You’re feeling stretched thin between business, motherhood, and ministry

• You’ve tried every planner but still feel scattered and exhausted

• You want to build your business with God, not just for Him

• You’re longing for rhythms that reflect rest, faith, and focus—not performance