Take Back Your Family
From the Tyrants of Burnout, Busyness, Individualism, and the Nuclear Ideal
by:
Jefferson Bethke
Summary:
The book challenges the modern conception of family life that prioritizes busyness and individual achievement, advocating for a return to more communal and intentional family practices. It offers practical advice on how to resist societal pressures and create a nurturing, connected family environment that values rest, relationships, and shared purpose.
Key points:
1. Busyness Tyranny: The book highlights the issue of over-busyness leading to burnout and neglect of family time. The author urges prioritizing family over busyness.
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