Small Means, Big Hospitality: Episode #57

Season 5 of The Martha + Mary Show podcast continues with some practical talk about having a hospitable home and heart.

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Show Notes for Episode #57: Small Means, Big Hospitality

You can offer big hospitality even if you have small means. Katie and Lee share affordable tips for welcoming others into your home and life.

Theme Music: “Better Together” by Cade Popkin

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Even if you have small means, you can offer big hospitality. Here's how... #marthamaryshow @leenienhuis #hospitality Share on X

Tips for Big Hospitality:

$1 Store cups with your guests’ names on them.
$1 Store mints or chocolate and a note on the bed to welcome your guest.
Ask your guests what they don’t like.
Offer to bring food when you come to visit.
Team-approach to get ready for guests.
Bring a thank you note with you when you stay at someone’s home.
Make eye contact with your guests and hosts.
A note giving guests permission to ask if they need anything.
Don’t get lost in the details, be a good listener.
Have a welcoming heart because people will remember how you made them feel more than what came out of the oven.