164. 5 Dependable Tips to Make You a Hospitality Rockstar and Help Your Homeschool Family Open Your Home to Guests With Confidence and Excitement

A home is not just for the ones who live within it’s 4 walls. Sure, it’s always a good idea to set up your home in a way that helps your family function best. But, we also get to enjoy building relationships with others by inviting them in.

It can feel overwhelming to host people within our home. But I’m here to tell you that fear isn’t an excuse to hold you back any longer. I promise that after you listen to this episode, you’ll send that text and invite that family over. You know, the one you’ve been thinking about wanting to get to know better.

Let’s spend our time of offering hospitality to others as a way to grow relationships. And there is a very easy way to do this. Grab that pen and paper…and your calendar because you’re going to need it at the end!

Open your heart up to having guests over and then, open your door.

♥ Leigh

 

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