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Ever have one of those hard moments

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when you feel like the clutter in your home

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is exactly what's holding you back? Like no matter

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how hard you try to focus on your goals,

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the mess and the distraction just keeps pulling you

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right back into your old ways. If so, guess

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what? You're not alone. And today's

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episode is exactly what you need.

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I'm sitting down in an interview

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with Mia Danielle, a sought after

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content creator, author, YouTuber, and host

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of the very popular Mind Your

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Home podcast. Mia's personal

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journey from overwhelmed single mom to

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expert minimalist has inspired thousands of

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women to reclaim their spaces and

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lives. Today, me and her

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are getting down into the nitty

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gritty and she is sharing powerful

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strategies to simplify your home, clear

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mental clutter, boost productivity, and

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finally gain the momentum you have been

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craving. I am so excited

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to share this episode with you. What

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do you say? Let's jump in. Welcome

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to Systemize Your Life. This

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is your go -to podcast for

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work from home moms who are

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desperate to reclaim control, find order,

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and escape the never -ending cycle

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of overwhelm. Hi, I'm

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your host, Chelsea Jo. I've dedicated

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this show to modern women just

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like you, who are eager to

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give their very best to their

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home. family and work, all without

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losing themselves in the process. Get

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babies well, and maybe even sneak in

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systems do all the heavy lifting. This

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is where you transform your

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chaos into confidence and take

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your life from overwhelmed to

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organized. What do you say friends? Let's

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do this. All

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right, you guys, I'm so very,

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very excited and blessed to have

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Mia Daniela here on the show

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because today we're talking about something

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that every single person that comes

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to The Systemizer Life podcast and

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The Systemizer Life YouTube channel. This

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is what they binge. This is what they're

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searching for. This is the most downloaded and

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the most viewed is how do we get

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our act together in our home? So Mia,

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thank you so much for being here. And

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I ask every guest that's on the show

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to obviously introduce your yourself, but also let

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us know what you are juggling on a

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regular basis, which I know is a lot

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these days. Thank

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you so much for having me over here, Chelsea.

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Let's see. Well, my background is

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in holistic clutter -free living, so

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I help people to find ways

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to let go of the clutter in a

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way that doesn't feel scarce or bare, you

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know, and create a space. Really, my big

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thing is creating a space that supports you.

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That's what got me into this whole thing,

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and that's kind of what drives me forward

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is... creating spaces that are supportive to our

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lives. And yeah, I've been juggling a

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lot here lately. As you

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know, because you're one of the speakers

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in my summit, I've been in the

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midst of planning a big live event,

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the Modern Mom Simple Home Reimagine Summit.

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And so it's been a lot of...

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a lot of social interactions, a little

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more than usual for the introvert that

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I am. And managing that

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with the YouTube channel, it's a

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lot of spinning plates going on,

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but I feel so lucky to

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be able to make all the

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connections that I've been making. Yeah.

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Well, we're going to

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dive into kind of your

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concept of why it's important

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to have a clutter -free

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space. Obviously

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I love this topic so much

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and when I first got started

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with creating a home management system

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I did not want to talk

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about this at all because for

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so many years I was like

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I'm not a professional organizer I

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don't feel qualified to talk about

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this and then I realized that

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There's so much more to decluttering

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than just being an organized person

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and that's not really even what

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it's about, honestly. So I'm really

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excited to have this conversation. But

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also, we're going to talk about a completely

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free and incredible online event that I have

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been blessed to be involved in. And Mia,

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thank you so much for asking me to

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be a part of your summit. So I'll

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have you talk a little bit about that

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at the end. You guys are going to

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have to stick around so you can get

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all of those details. But talk to me

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a little bit about what it means to

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you to create. and why you feel like

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it's so important, but even just what it

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means to you to be able to have

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an environment that helps you succeed. What does

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that actually look like for a mom who

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is working really hard to try and juggle

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her home and her business or however she's

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making money? And she

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feels like the stuff, the house,

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the chores, the upkeep are the

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thing that's getting in her way.

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Wow. I mean, Really, it's

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going to be different from person to

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person. What is it that you're trying

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to achieve? Like everybody, all

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the moms here, whether they're building their

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own business or trying to tap into

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their more creative side and create management

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systems around that, everybody's going to have

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their own thing that they're really trying

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to achieve. But at the heart of

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it, what can you do to

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make the actions and habits that you're wanting

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to take easier and the things that are

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getting in the way of that harder? I

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think that that's really at the core of

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like, when you want to optimize your environment

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to help support your goals and support the

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things you're trying to achieve or support just

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your general lifestyle as a mom. You know,

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I have a two and a half year

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old toddler and I run my own business.

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So we have just like, just stuff happening

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all the time, you know, I'll be in

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the middle of recording something. And then all

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of a sudden, you know, I have to

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go pick up something that spilled. And so,

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I mean, I get having all of the

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different plates that are spinning at the same

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time and and have a space that makes

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the actions that you're wanting to take easier.

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It's just like taking a breath of fresh air. You

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know, you don't want to add any more friction than

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you already have to your day -to -day life inside

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of your space. And so really, I think that if

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you're wanting to support your goals, making

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the things that you're trying to achieve easier

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is a big thing, making the spaces that

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you're wanting to achieve them in clearer, not

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full of clutter, and making the

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things that are getting in the way of

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that, whether that is like, you know, scrolling

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through your phone or, you know, having to

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dig through bins to get to the workbooks

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that you need to use, all of that

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stuff, remove a lot of that friction. Yeah,

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I think about this a lot. I've

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mentioned it here on the podcast

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so many times, but I am

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a huge advocate of the Montessori

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method. And the reason why

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I really ever even got into that

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with educating my kids was far before

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they were old enough to even go

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into school and I learned that

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Montessori is very big on bringing

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the environment to the child and

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making sure that the environment that

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you've set up for your child

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allows them to succeed. As

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I was reading through like the prep for

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this interview and kind of looking over your

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philosophy and what you teach I was like

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this is so Fascinating because why would we

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never think to do that for our own

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environment? First of all, nobody thinks to do

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that for their children's environment at all let

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alone for their own environment But if we

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could just like for a minute switch everybody's

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brains over into this concept of Why

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not set up our environment to help

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us succeed? And so I'm going

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to throw a couple examples out there of like

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what I've done in my home to set up

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my environment to help me to succeed. And then

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I want you to just kind of talk about

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maybe what you've done or how you've helped other

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students and clients that you've worked with to be

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able to do that. But, you know, specifically with

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our kids, obviously I've made sure that

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in order for them to get through their morning

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routine. Perfect example was

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this morning Bailey's like will you help me brush my teeth

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because she wasn't feeling motivated She knows how to do it

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on her own and I was like sure Well,

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I go in there and guess why she's

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always distracted. I pulled out her drawer where

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her brushing her teeth stuff are. There's a

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necklace in there. There's 45 chapsticks in there.

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There's a baby doll toothbrush in there. There's

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hair ties in there. And now all of

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a sudden, it's very hard to stay focused

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on just brushing our teeth. And I was

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like, oh, baby girl, it's not clean. It's

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messy. The towel in the bottom hasn't been

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changed in a while. And it's like just

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that little nuance of like. I

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know that I can help her succeed so much better

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just by changing that one thing in her environment and

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even potentially looking at do we need to put it

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on the counter versus in a drawer under the counter.

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These little things like that, right? And

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same thing, one of the, another example

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for me in my own life. Obviously,

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I have these types of things where

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I've created an incredible environment for success

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within my computer. And those are the

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systems I use for my business. But

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for my own health journey, like

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my smoothie basket, that is so dialed in

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and so organized. It sits on one spot

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on the shelf. I pull it down. Everything's

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in it. I put it back. And I

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can just blow through that every day and

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really count on that. So give us some

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examples and talk through how women can make

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this happen in their life. Oh

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man, yeah, I know. I use it in

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so many different places too. For me, my

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entire living room is kind of geared to

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having a big open space for yoga because

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I'm really big into yoga. I need to

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have that space to be able to just

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stop and stretch. And it works great for

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it because I have a dog and Chloe

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and my daughter just being able to have

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that open space. So we've foregone having an

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official coffee table. We just have a little

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mobile round table because it makes it easier

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to be able to you know,

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do those things that I want to do. If

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I want to just drop down and do some

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stretching because they're working so hard and my back

10:05

starting, you know, like, I don't want to have

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to. OK, well, now I got to go. clear

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clean things up and move the table, you know,

10:11

all this different stuff. So that's something that that

10:13

I've really and I've talked so many times about

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how like, yeah, I don't think I'm ever going

10:17

to get a coffee table because that space means

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so much to me just to be able to

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do that. I'm with you on

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the smoothie stuff. I love making smoothies

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and we also have like a little

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smoothie bin to make it super easy

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to pull out. And so, yeah, I

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think that probably I would say exercise

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and food for some reason has been

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the biggest ways and I'm sure that's

10:39

not new with it being close to

10:41

the new years. Everybody's into like, you

10:43

know, wellness and fitness. Yeah,

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so having, I have my gym shoes

10:48

and everything like right by the front

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door whenever I want to go out.

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I've got all of my protein shakes

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and protein smoothies are kind of lined

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up in the fridge and basically

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all of the things that I don't want to be

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eating or not even for me, but for my husband,

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he's got high triglycerides. So things that I don't want

11:07

him to be eating, try to kind of like shove

11:09

those to the back and hide them at a little

11:11

more friction to be able to get into those things.

11:14

And then for, you know, I love reading

11:16

and it could be so easy to just

11:19

not shut down the day for those of

11:21

you who work from home. I'm sure Chelsea

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talks a lot about like maintaining boundaries

11:25

with your work life. And

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so make sure that I have a book that

11:30

I want to read that's like right next to

11:32

the bedside table where I'm enticed to pull it

11:34

over and keeping my bedroom segregated to where, okay,

11:36

this spot is for work. When I'm done with

11:38

work, I'm going to sit at the bed and

11:40

I'm not going to have all of these work

11:43

things right next to the bed. I'm going to

11:45

have books and things in my bottle of water,

11:47

you know? Yeah,

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I think it's such a

11:51

hard concept for people that

11:53

have never use their home

11:55

as a tool for success

11:57

in their life and they've

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never really even seen it

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like that. My mind is

12:03

just like, you've opened up

12:05

Pandora's box with this concept

12:08

because what an incredible opportunity.

12:10

I think a lot of

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people probably got plugged

12:14

into how versatile and how much of

12:16

a tool their home is whenever the

12:18

pandemic hit and they start doing everything

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out of their home and figure out

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how to make it function and be

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multi -purpose. But even if it's not

12:27

multi -purpose and you have strong boundaries

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built in, I

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think it's still important, especially for moms that

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are homeschooling, right? We've got to look at

12:35

where is how do we keep these spaces

12:38

organized so the function of it functions really

12:40

well for us but I want to point

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out the word friction that you just mentioned

12:44

and I know you talk about this often

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and I don't know if you've ever read

12:49

atomic habits and there's a couple other people

12:51

that talk about this about when you're trying

12:53

to create a habit you want to make

12:55

sure that it's readily available to you so

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you kind of just alluded to this but

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talk a little bit about what it means

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when you're establishing organization

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and becoming more minimal in your

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home, how does friction between you

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and an object come into play?

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Well, friction, you know, is by definition,

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it's going to make things more difficult.

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It's going to add barriers, it's going

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to add extra time, extra energy, extra

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exertion that it takes for you to

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get to whatever you're trying to get

13:26

to and by extension then to achieve

13:28

whatever that goal is that you're trying

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to achieve. So if you're trying to

13:32

journal more, for example, and all of

13:34

your journals are buried beneath a ton

13:36

of other books at the bottom of

13:38

your closet and your pins are scattered

13:40

throughout the house, you know, you're not

13:42

likely to take that action of journaling

13:44

more because it's going to be too

13:46

much friction to go through and gather

13:48

all the supplies that you need. Whereas

13:50

if you're really into the The idea,

13:52

this course journaling is just an example,

13:54

but the idea of journaling and you

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want to really dig into visualizing your

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goals for the next year and you

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want to be sure that that's something,

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a habit that you're taking every single

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day, if you have it. presentational

14:07

on top of your desk with the pins

14:09

and highlighters right next to it, you're much

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more likely to be visually cued to go

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to that journal and do it. And you're

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likely to actually follow through with it because

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you don't have all of the friction. And

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so, you know, we have just a

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million different examples of that throughout our

14:24

home constantly. I mean, we constantly have

14:27

things that we're trying to achieve, routines

14:29

that we're taking every single day, you

14:31

know, and we don't often give a

14:34

lot of intentional thought to Well,

14:36

how easy is it for me to

14:38

go through all of the little micro

14:40

steps that are involved in actually taking

14:43

that action? Yeah, I

14:45

really want you to talk even

14:48

like deeper and maybe like, let's

14:50

just stick with a specific goal

14:52

that somebody might have, right? So

14:55

we've mentioned journaling and reading and

14:57

yoga. But I know

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for my listeners, they pop on here

15:01

a lot to learn about time management.

15:03

We talk about time blocking and routine

15:06

stacks. So how would

15:08

you encourage a woman that's trying to create

15:10

a nighttime routine for herself? Because most women

15:12

don't. They work themselves rugged. They're doing dishes

15:15

until they're bloody tired, and then they're scrolling

15:17

on their screens in bed until they fall

15:19

asleep. And they don't want to be doing

15:21

this, but this is just what we do,

15:24

right? So I love

15:26

this concept that you had kind of

15:28

mentioned about not having so much friction,

15:30

but how do you create a A

15:32

space that supports the goal of them

15:35

wanting to create this new routine like

15:37

Talk her through what she could do

15:39

in that environment with with actual objects,

15:41

right? Like I know it's probably and

15:43

it is hard for me It's probably

15:46

hard for you to imagine what these

15:48

people's homes actually look like but I

15:50

get the privilege of seeing inside of

15:52

my students and my clients homes from

15:55

videos that they post and even being

15:57

around other friends and I really get

15:59

to see oh so this is what

16:01

it looks like before the transformation to

16:03

kind of help walk them through that

16:06

because I'm on the other side of

16:08

the transformation being a previous total like

16:11

order of sorts, you know,

16:13

like emotionally and sentimentally attached

16:16

to everything. And so

16:18

let's just have you talk about for

16:20

a minute what she could do in

16:22

her environment to support setting up a

16:25

nighttime routine. So.

16:28

Now, for me, I'm trying to think

16:30

along the lines of my own personal

16:32

nighttime routine. It involves

16:34

mostly the spaces for me of

16:37

the kitchen, the bathroom, and the

16:39

bedroom. So I think that

16:41

getting intentional, first of all, about what

16:43

do you want your nighttime routine to

16:45

be? Because that could be different spaces.

16:47

Your nighttime routine could look very different

16:49

and include different spaces than mine. Once

16:52

you're clear on what those spaces are, first

16:55

of all, we got to get the clutter out. you

16:57

know, you don't want to be going into a space

16:59

because one of the biggest hindrances

17:02

and blocks to our goals is having

17:04

a bunch of visual clutter to where

17:06

you can't even focus. Your brain can't

17:08

focus and stay centered on what it's

17:10

trying to do when, like

17:12

you said with your daughter, there's just so many

17:14

little distractions in the drawer when she goes in

17:16

to do this thing. And if you have all

17:18

of those distractions in all of the different areas

17:21

that you're going as you try to do your

17:23

nighttime routine, you're going to find it very challenging

17:25

to actually follow through with it. So

17:27

removing the clutter is going to be

17:29

a huge thing. And I know that

17:31

that is really a journey and a

17:33

challenge on its own depending on how

17:36

much clutter you have but even if

17:38

you're able to just clear out those

17:40

spaces to be intentional enough to say

17:42

okay well my evening routine needs to

17:44

include. this time in the bathroom

17:46

where I just get to unwind. I don't have any

17:48

kids pulling on me. Maybe I can take a shower

17:50

a bath, you know, do a little bit of skincare,

17:53

look at myself in the mirror and take some deep

17:55

breaths. You know, that

17:57

that can be one of your spaces that you

18:00

just you clear out some clutter to where you're

18:02

going to be able to focus and get a

18:04

little more centered with yourself when you're in that

18:06

space. I personally think for

18:08

me, especially the bedside table in the

18:10

bedroom, like if your bedroom is piled

18:12

with with stuff and it's going to

18:14

take you, you know, a week or

18:16

so to really go through all of

18:18

the different nooks and crannies of your

18:20

bedroom, do some triage.

18:22

Start with like the bedside table. That's

18:24

probably where a lot of people are

18:26

going to be at least winding down

18:28

before they go to sleep. Make sure

18:30

that your bedside table is clear and

18:32

it has the things that you want

18:34

to be participating in in this. you

18:37

know bedtime routine and it doesn't have

18:39

the things that you don't want to

18:41

be participating in and maybe that means

18:43

like charging your phone in the other

18:45

room for a little bit at least

18:47

to build the habit um you know

18:49

100 % and I even think like

18:51

do you have space for your water

18:53

bottle do you have space for your

18:55

hand cream like when I made these

18:57

simple changes like Put the

18:59

chapstick on your nightstand and put the

19:01

water on your nightstand. Like, do you

19:04

have room for this? And I remember

19:06

when we brought in their, their, essentially

19:08

their small dressers is we have a

19:11

very large master wall, like that's there

19:13

in, in our bedroom. And I was

19:15

like, I need to fill this space

19:18

with something. And I want the bed

19:20

centered in it. And so I got

19:22

these really big nightstands that are essentially

19:25

like very small dressers. I

19:27

mean, they're dressers, but they're small enough, but

19:29

they're very oversized nightstands. My husband was like,

19:31

why did you just put dressers in here?

19:33

And I was like, look at all the

19:35

room for all of the nighttime routine activities

19:37

we have now. It's like one drawers for

19:39

the journals and the books and the, and

19:41

it just changed everything. And now I'm like,

19:43

I'm obsessed with this. And the other thing

19:45

too that was such a game changer for

19:47

me is just a little glass jar with

19:49

a lid that pops off and on with

19:51

my um like essential oils

19:53

whatever i want to put in my bath

19:55

right and now we just have a shower

19:57

so i have shower steamers in there and

20:00

this was something that like didn't seem like

20:02

a big deal but it literally made it

20:04

to where i was doing this and i'm

20:06

succeeding at it now it is the tiniest

20:08

thing but those things are what make up

20:11

our days that's those days make up our

20:13

weeks and those weeks make up our life

20:15

you know so i think that one thing

20:17

that Sorry. No,

20:19

one thing that I did in the bathroom

20:22

talking about having your bath products and everything

20:24

easily available is kind of the opposite of

20:26

that because my two and a half year

20:28

old also bathes in there. So I don't

20:30

want to have to go and dig out

20:32

all of her toys and her little bathtub

20:34

stickers and everything. So we have got a

20:36

little basket. to where every time she's done

20:38

with her bath, all of her stuff gets

20:40

scooped up, put in the basket, and put

20:42

back on the shelf. So it doesn't look

20:44

like she owns that bath space. I know.

20:46

Well, and funny enough, we only have a

20:48

stand -up shower in our master bath. So

20:51

I have to go into the kids' bathroom

20:53

to bathe in this new house that we

20:55

got. And that was such a

20:57

huge transition. But even whenever we had a

20:59

huge stand -alone soaking tub in the other

21:01

house, it was always for the kids. Of

21:03

course, they want to take a bath in

21:05

the bathtub that's basically swimming pool for them,

21:07

you know? And that was such a huge

21:10

thing where I was like, okay, look, so

21:12

I made that their kids, the kids bath

21:14

feel a lot more like my own space.

21:16

So whenever I get in there, I can

21:18

easily set their things up on a shelf

21:20

and now I'm not staring at their crayons

21:22

that they get to color on the wall

21:24

with, you know, sometimes I'm like, oh gosh,

21:27

we're going to erase this because this is

21:29

not my idea of winding down. the end

21:31

of the day. Sometimes it is, but sometimes

21:33

you know I just want a place of

21:35

solitude. So I love that you worked through

21:37

that example because I've had success in that

21:39

too. So let's shift gears for a quick

21:41

minute and make sure that we have a

21:44

juicy section of this to talk about your

21:46

event that's coming up because I'm really excited.

21:48

So tell us. All

21:50

the things, first of all, you

21:52

guys can go to chelseajo .co

21:54

backslash home summit in order to

21:56

register. And we are going

21:58

to share all details right now and I'll

22:00

share the link here again in a little

22:02

bit. So share with us the idea, the

22:04

concept, what people are going to learn and

22:07

why they absolutely should be there. Yes.

22:10

So it's called the Modern Moms Simple Home

22:12

Reimagined Summit. And it's a really long name,

22:14

but that's because I was just so intentional

22:16

about what the purpose of the summit was

22:19

going to be and who it was going

22:21

to be for. And

22:23

this is, you know, for myself, I've

22:25

never really felt like I fit in

22:27

with what you see a lot of

22:29

mom life portrayed as or what it's

22:31

supposed to be like online. And,

22:34

you know, like, I feel like I'm a mom

22:36

of the modern world. I run my own business

22:38

from home. I don't wear

22:40

a lot of fluffy dresses

22:43

and baked bread. I don't

22:45

relate to a lot of

22:47

the things that you see

22:49

out there. And I had

22:51

trouble finding spaces that really

22:54

focused on people who are

22:56

moms. in this generation simplifying

22:58

and just creating that space and optimizing

23:00

that space. And so that's that was

23:02

a part of what kind of got

23:04

me started on this. And then it

23:06

just really I started digging in and

23:08

thinking about, well, what do I really

23:10

want people to walk away with specifically?

23:12

And so that's how we kind of

23:14

got to our categories of reimagining function,

23:16

which is where Chelsea is going to

23:19

be speaking. She talks about obviously time

23:21

management and systems. And so they want

23:23

to reimagining function is all about digging

23:25

into how is your space How

23:27

can you make your space really operate in a

23:29

way that's going to support you? And

23:32

how could you reimagine that to

23:34

be this beautiful, seamless, flowing thing?

23:37

Day two is about reimagining space. So we're going

23:39

to get into a little more of the nitty

23:41

gritty for like decluttering, organizing. How

23:43

can you physically align your space to

23:45

be what it needs to be for

23:47

your specific life? And then day three

23:49

is about reimagining possibility. And

23:52

this is where I kind of nerd out

23:54

because I love the concept that your space

23:56

can help you to become the person that

23:58

you want to become. I love that your

24:00

space can be tailored, kind of like Chelsea

24:02

and I talked about today, to help you

24:04

to achieve your goals and these dreams and

24:06

these bigger visions that you have for your

24:08

life. So that's really what day three is

24:10

all about, reimagining possibility. And

24:12

so, yeah, we're gonna have a lot of

24:15

fun. There's gonna be like lavender mocktail classes

24:17

over in the Facebook group and we've got

24:19

bingo. bunch

24:21

of things planned, but that's the heart of it. Yeah,

24:24

there's a lot of great speakers

24:26

and great content. Obviously,

24:28

I'm going to be talking about a

24:31

home management system, which includes all the

24:33

things. So you guys can definitely go

24:35

there and learn that from me for

24:38

sure, but chelseajo .co. home

24:40

summit we were like how do we

24:43

shrink the name of this summit down

24:45

what should we put so chelseajo .co

24:47

backslash home summit was the easiest link

24:49

for us to throw out there you

24:51

can grab that in the show notes

24:53

and it's completely free right and they're

24:56

going to get three days of speakers

24:58

and just really great juicy information That's

25:01

a great community for you guys to

25:03

go meet some other people and see

25:05

what really sticks. And I think that's

25:07

so fun when it comes to summits.

25:10

I love being in summits because there's

25:12

so much information. And some

25:14

people get overwhelmed by that but I actually really

25:16

love it because you just get to pick and

25:18

choose little bits and pieces of it and then

25:21

something will really land for you and you get

25:23

to meet all of these amazing people that you

25:25

would not really ever be connected with otherwise. So

25:27

thank you for bringing all of us together and

25:29

creating this summit for my audience. I'm excited to

25:31

be able to share it with them and excited

25:33

to be able to pour into your audience and

25:35

everyone else that's going to be involved. So Mia

25:38

let people know where they can obviously get connected

25:40

with you outside of the summit and we'll make

25:42

sure that all of that information is down below.

25:45

Yeah, so I'm pretty much everywhere

25:47

at Mia Daniel. So MiaDaniel .com

25:49

is my website. I'm on YouTube

25:52

at Mia Daniel, where I have

25:54

a good group of friends over

25:57

there. And then on Instagram, it's

25:59

it's Mia Daniel. Okay,

26:01

awesome. Thank you so much for being here.

26:03

And I'm looking forward to being at your

26:05

summit and connecting with you over there soon.

26:07

Hope to see you guys at the summit

26:09

too. Before

26:16

we wrap up today's episode, I want

26:18

to extend a sincere invitation to you,

26:21

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