In this episode of This Organized Life, I had the chance to sit down with Maggie, a listener navigating some big life changes. Maggie reached out seeking guidance on how to manage early retirement while juggling challenges like weight, finances, and clutter. Her honesty about these struggles inspired a meaningful conversation about creating balance during life’s transitions.Together, we explored how to break the cycle of overwhelm, craft sustainable routines, and even use tools like the Enneagram to better understand ourselves. I shared actionable tips on scheduling, decluttering, and staying productive through major shifts—all while keeping self-awareness and grace at the forefront.

Key Takeaways:
Life transitions can feel messy, but creating small, manageable routines makes a big difference.

• Understanding the connection between weight, finances, and clutter can help us break unhelpful cycles.
• Tools like the Enneagram provide deeper self-awareness to guide us through change.
• Decluttering isn’t just about stuff—it’s about clearing space to focus on what matters most.

Why You Should Listen:

If you’ve ever felt like life’s transitions leave you spinning, this episode is for you. Maggie’s story might feel familiar, and the strategies we discuss are ones I think anyone can benefit from. Whether you’re approaching retirement, tackling a new season of life, or just seeking balance in your day-to-day, this episode offers relatable insights and practical advice.Take a listen—I think you’ll leave feeling encouraged and empowered to handle whatever life throws your way.

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