Knowing the heart position required, and the motivation of why you should endeavour to become a better housewife is what I’d like to share with you today.
For many, a woman's approach to her own profession as a housewife takes numerous forms. It is useless for me to explain to you how my morning schedule or home-education journey functions as a single mother in a suburban household and then expect you to follow suit—especially if you have six kids, one on the way, and a small herd of farm animals to look after as well. But when it comes to how you personally approach your duty as a housewife, I can definitely help.
You see, if we put away the physical labor, responsibilities, daily schedules, and difficulties faced by housewives, we truly haven't been educated in recent years to take pride in our work.
I wonder if we want to appear like the "perfect" housewife in order to prove something to a society that doesn't appreciate what we do. The rest will fall into place if your heart and confidence are in the proper place, so there's really no need to strive for perfection. Your housework will simply get easier, more enjoyable, and most importantly, productive.
When you let go of the notion that you have to be "the perfect housewife," taking care of your family will become effortless, enjoyable, and most importantly, productive!
Once you throw away the idea of trying to prove yourself as “the perfect housewife”, your homemaking will become effortless, joyful, and above all, fruitful!
Often I am asked if my life as a housewife is dull, but in all honesty, there is never a dull moment. There is always something to do, and best of all, I get to do it in my time. What is dull about a life lived to please and provide comfort to yourself and your family? I’m even free to write now, something I was never able to do in my 9-5, as I was just too exhausted. I know of other housewives who have taken up creative hobbies, some even bringing in extra income!
Let’s do some heart work, shall we?
Having a tasty dinner ready for everybody who needs it when they get home is the goal of making a plan in advance. The adage "you can get to a man's heart through his stomach" is frequently and accurately applicable. It's not always appropriate to cook in a microwave, so pick a cookbook you enjoy and get cooking.[1] Making a delicious dinner is a wonderful approach to show someone you've been thinking about them and are worried about their well-being. A delicious dinner can show affection and extend a hearty welcome to a visiting family.
Everyone in your family should come home to a healthy, empowering, uplifting environment. Do your best to make sure that everyone's spiritual and emotional needs are being met, including your own, to make your home the best home it can be.
