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#30 Living Cleaner Without Overcomplicating Your Life


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This episode is a mix of something simple and something deeper. I share a bit about my recent love for sourdough and how small, grounding habits like making bread can reconnect us to community, care, and intention in everyday life. I get into non-toxic living and what that looks like for me, but also in a way that you can take inspiration from if you're starting from the beginning. 

I talk about what it means to live a lower-toxin lifestyle, why it matters for your health, and how to begin without trying to change everything at once. This is about simplifying, not adding more. It’s about making small, thoughtful shifts that support your body, your home, and your overall well-being.

Key Themes:
  • Non-toxic living doesn’t have to be overwhelming
  • Small changes over time create a meaningful lifestyle shift
  • Simplicity often leads to better health and less consumption
  • Many “clean” products are marketing, not better for you
  • Supporting hormones and long term health
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    Life NotesBy Megan Marie