170. Making Sabbath Rest a Priority (with Bob & Linda Lotich)

<p>“Start where you are.” Such a short statement but has such a huge impact. I have Bob and Linda Lotich on the show today, authors of their new book <a href= "https://smile.amazon.com/Simple-Money-Rich-Life-Financial-ebook/dp/B094GP8MP1/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=simple+money+rich+life+book&qid=1652751222&sprefix=simple+money%2Caps%2C144&sr=8-1"> Simple Money, Rich Life: Achieve True Financial Freedom and Design a Life of Eternal Impact</a>. I am thrilled about today’s discussion, it’s something that I am personally passionate about.  We are talking about something that we have never talked about before.</p> <p>And no, we are not talking about money, we are going to talk about Sabbath, an essential practice that could make a huge difference in your life. When I think of the Sabbath, I believe it is an invitation to rest but it is something we take for granted and that I feel is missing in our culture.</p> <p>Bob and Linda share their expertise, the good times, and some struggles they went through to find the balance that works for them. Bob, Linda, and I talk about how intention is important. We address what steps and actions to make the most of your time for you and your family.</p> <p><strong>In This Episode</strong></p> <p>[00:34] - Welcome to another episode of <a href= "http://crystalpaine.com/">The Crystal Paine Show</a>.</p> <p>[01:28] - I would love for y’all to introduce yourself to my audience.</p> <p>[04:57] – How did you recognize there was a need for this?</p> <p>[05:57] – Bob talks about how hard it was to take a break for a week.</p> <p>[07:05] – Did it shift something in your soul when you took time off?</p> <p>[09:20] – Bob and Linda explain how they set up and delegate when taking off time.</p> <p>[10:45] – What can someone do if they don’t have the luxury of taking a full month off?</p> <p>[12:00] – Bob’s view is there is no downside to asking.</p> <p>[13:05] – Linda shares that what you can do is make your time count and be intentional.</p> <p>[14:28] – I read a snippet from <a href= "https://smile.