Routine Refresh: How to Build Simple Routines That Actually Stick

If your routines tend to fall apart during busy seasons — or you feel like you’re constantly starting over — this episode is for you.

In this conversation, Sarah and Melissa walk you through a simple, supportive approach to building routines that actually last, without rigidity, perfection, or pressure.

Instead of trying to fix everything at once, you’ll learn why structure creates freedom — and how starting with small, intentional routines can free up your time, energy, and mental space.

Inside the episode, you’ll learn:

What a routine really is (and why it matters)

The top benefits of creating intentional routines, including reduced decision fatigue

Why morning and evening routines are the best place to start

A simple, repeatable process to refresh a routine without overhauling your life

How to make routines feel supportive, doable, and even enjoyable

This episode is an invitation to choose simplicity over intensity and build routines that support your real life — not add pressure to it.

🎧 Download the free Routine Refresh Worksheet: https://simplywellnourished.myflodesk.com/tjowz5ulih

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