❄️ LIVE CALL POSTPONED DUE TO WINTER STORM - NEW DATE TBD 📅 ❄️
Amber Miller x Shelby Shepherd
Amber Miller
Shelby Shepherd
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Handling the Priorities and
Pressures of Motherhood
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In these monthly time-stewardship calls, Amber & Shelby will show you how timeless Biblical principles and modern research on executive function can help you as a modern Proverbs 31 woman reclaim your time and focus.
Bring your planner or notebook and a pencil so you can participate in this month's hands-on lesson. We’ll help you—
🕰️ Understand why most you struggle to follow through on the plans you make with your own time.
🕰️ Learn the #1 habit that galvanizes your confidence in the priorities you’ve set.
🕰️ Stop feeling at the mercy of the chaos and expectations of your environment.
Walk away with clarity, a stronger sense of self-leadership, and renewed confidence that there truly is enough time to do everything God has called you to do.
About Amber Miller & @WildStyleFamily
Amber Miller (@wildstylefamily) is a mentor and voice for home-centered but ambitious women seeking to steward their time, home, and calling with wisdom.
She shares perspective and practical application from over a decade of experience in building a seven-figure home business.
Amber lives on a farm in Tennessee with her husband and four children. where they homeschool, run a micro dairy, and seek to build a joy-filled home that reflects Christ.
About Shelby Shepherd & @EvergreenPlanner
Shelby Shepherd (@evergreenplanner) is a time-management coach and writer. She co-founded Evergreen Planner with her sister, McCauley Nelson, and together they co-host Make Space to Thrive, a global top 5% podcast on a mission to help mamas with a strong vision for life believe that there IS enough time for everything God is calling them to do.
Shelby works alongside her husband, Kyle, from their tiny old farmhouse in North Alabama.
There they home educate their three amazing children with a cozy view of the foothills they love to explore—discovering hidden waterfalls and reading old books off trail.