How do you plan the year ahead without burning out- or feeling like life is just happening to you?

In Episode 10, Tim & Amy share how intentional planning helps them protect their energy, strengthen their relationship, and create a calmer, more meaningful year.

You’ll hear:

✨ Why a simple one-page annual calendar can change everything
✨ How planning creates more freedom (not less)
✨ The importance of pacing travel, work, and family commitments
✨ How PTO planning and kids’ schedules impact relationships
✨ Individual goals around self-care, boundaries, and growth

They also wrap up with a fun “Who’s More Likely?” game and reflect on emotional openness, reassurance, and what helps their relationship stay grounded and connected.

Whether planning excites you or overwhelms you, this episode invites you to explore intentional living in a way that actually works for real life.

Does planning the year ahead feel exciting- or stressful- for you?
Let us know in the comments 💛

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Pausing to reflect can feel unfamiliar- especially when life keeps moving.

In this Year in Review episode of Our Life Is a Honeymoon, Tim & Amy slow down to reflect on 2025: the milestones, relationship growth, personal wins, burnout lessons, and boundaries that shaped their year.

Recorded from Disney’s Hilton Head Island Resort during their annual “sleep vacation,” this episode is an invitation to stop rushing forward- and actually notice what changed.

In this episode:
💍 The surprise engagement that kicked off 2025
🧘 Tim graduating from a 2-year meditation teaching program
🎉 Milestone birthdays: 40 & 50 (and what aging is teaching them)
🌺 Hawaii recap: Kauai + Aulani (Disney magic meets island beauty)
🏡 Amy’s record-breaking first quarter in real estate
🧰 Tim getting into the field to connect with crews across Florida
❤️ Co-chairing a major fundraiser for Grandma’s Place
🎨 Calm Coloring- the monthly community event Amy created
🔥 Burnout, overcommitting, and learning to slow down
🧱 Boundaries, self-respect, and saying no while on vacation
💬 Weekly relationship check-ins that changed how they communicate
🎙️ Creating this podcast (and almost forgetting it counts!)

This episode is for anyone who:
• feels burned out from saying yes too often
• wants healthier boundaries without guilt
• is navigating growth in relationships or work
• wants to pause before rushing into the next year

👉 What’s one moment from 2025 you’re proud or or one lesson you’re carrying into 2026?

Comment or email us- we’d love to honor you.

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Co-parenting isn’t always simple- but it doesn’t have to be a battlefield.

Whether you’re a parent, a stepparent, or you’re dealing with a person in your life who is traditionally difficult, this episode is about making space for peace instead of tension.

Tim & Amy share how they navigate co-parenting with Amy’s ex-husband, what helped Tim adjust to stepping into a parental role after moving from Seattle to Florida, and how prioritizing the kids (instead of pride or ego) changed everything.

In this episode:

👨‍👩‍👧 Tim’s perspective stepping into a family for the first time
🤝 Co-parenting without competition, bitterness, or scorekeeping
🎄 Why they share holidays together (yes… even Christmas Eve)
📱 The group chat that keeps everyone connected
👏 Choosing respect over resentment for the kids’ sake
💬 What to do if you’re navigating a challenging relationship of any kind

Even if you’re not co-parenting, this episode can apply to:
• former friends you still cross paths with
• old relationships that are unavoidable
• family members with friction
• workplace dynamics that feel tense

Where can things soften? Where can pride step aside? Where can peace feel easier than conflict?

👉 What’s a traditionally difficult relationship you’ve learned to navigate with more grace?
Comment or email us — we’d love to hear what helped you.

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