Summer has a way of feeling endless at the start and somehow gone in an instant. One of the best ways to make the most of it is to get intentional before the busy days take over. Creating a summer bucket list, whether on your own or with the people you love, helps you carve out time for what actually matters, so you reach the end of summer feeling like you lived it rather than just survived it.

Summer has a way of disappearing before we've done the things we actually wanted to do. This week's invitation is to design your summer before it gets away from you, not with a rigid schedule or an overwhelming checklist, but by starting with one simple question: how do I want to feel this summer? When we get clear on that feeling first, everything else falls into place.