The Love Your Life Project book is a definite must-read! Each day, they discuss a passage and provide insight into and excellent questions and thoughts for you including making you really think about your priorities and your day to day tasks. I found it refreshing and enlightening all at the same time. I absolutely love the additional resources they provide and will be working through many of those (podcasts, books etc). This book really helps you avoid burnout, maintain your priorities, and honor God and your loved ones with your time. I have thoroughly enjoyed as well as benefitted from this book!!!

We all have to deal with our stuff, whether it’s emotional or physical clutter, wrong thinking or not having a plan. This book covers it all, but most of all, it’s a tool that leads you to the source of true wisdom and guidance, God Himself, through prayer and His word. The “Dig Deeper” sections in the book have helped me see the areas of my life that have potential but are being held back by broken habits and beliefs. For me, days eleven and twelve in the book were the most helpful because I tend to be my own worst enemy and beat myself up when I fail. Both Karen and Ruth have written with clarity about how the One who created you is the One who is able to really transform your mind and your life. It’s wise to be in Christ! I’m so grateful to have had the opportunity to read “The Love Your Life Project” and I’m sure it will be a blessing to many others as well.

Just began this book. The first 4 days of devotion already have spoken into my life and given me a new focus on how I can live my best life. A truly eye opening and heart changing read.

“The first step in learning to live your priorities and love your life is discovering what your priorities actually are”. - Karen Ehman/Ruth Schwenk. The first 10 days of the The Love Your Life Project opened my eyes that priorities are not just something I do but something I have. As with other books by Karen Ehman and Ruth Schwenk I enjoy two perspectives on life’s challenges and how to work through those. So far this book does not disappoint. Prioritizing has always been a challenge for me but I look forward to the next day’s reading with truth that sometimes stings but also encourages my heart and soul that God can do all things in me, for me, and through me.