Join Kathi as she talks with special guest, Jen Babakhan, whose book Detoured is a huge blessing to women who are juggling the transition many working moms face. In this episode Jen will share how she made it through this very difficult time in her life and gives others encouragement along the way. Plus she shares simple tips to help moms emotionally, mentally, and spiritually, as they navigate motherhood.

Listen in to learn these things:

• Acknowledge this is a difficult decision and give yourself grace.
• Understand that our value is more than our career.
• Find a new community of moms.

If you would like to go ahead and order a copy for yourself or perhaps another mom you know is struggling in this of transition, click here and get ready to be inspired.  

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On today’s episode, Kathi is joined by Christie Purifoy, to share thoughtful and encouraging insights from her new book Cultivating Places of Comfort, Beauty and Peace.

When we care for places, we are caring for the people who live in those places.

In this episode we will be talking about :

•  What it means to be a placemaker
• Creating sacred places in our everyday surroundings
•  The difference between placemaking and hospitality

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Have you ever tried organizing clutter? Let’s be honest..it is never going to happen because it is not sustainable.

Today Kathi Lipp and frequent guest Tonya Kubo talk about the reality of getting organized not just for a season, but getting organized for life.

Tonya shares with Kathi on how hiring a professional organizer helped her realize two valuable lessons.  “One, I had been asking the wrong questions and two, I was  trying to solve the wrong problems.”

What does it look to pare down so that you can store and organize everything you have?

Check out this easy strategy to get you started.

*Minimize before you organize.

*Get rid of stuff before you start to organize.

*You have to learn to organize yourself and develop a system for the stuff you need.

Thanks so much Tonya for joining us today and helping our listeners live the clutter free life they were meant to live.

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Have you ever considered that clutter can extend the boundary of our home, it can also fill up our minds? If so, you will enjoy today’s interview with author and adventure enthusiast, Laurie Kehler.

In her newly released book, This Outside Life, Laurie shares with us the value, emotionally as well as physically, of getting outside.

Laurie shares with us some valuable insights such as:

• Why being like a chipmunk creates a “Sense of Lack” that ends up filling our minds, our lives, and even our closets with things we think we might need in the future, but in reality is holding us back from living the peace filled life we crave.
• How to create a sanctuary right outside your own front door.
• What research studies are finding about the need to spend at least 20 – 30 minutes out of the house or office.

I am thrilled to have Laurie on today’s show-so lace up those walking shoes and let's jump in.

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On today’s episode of the podcast, Kathi is back with authors Amy Carroll and Cheri Gregory, for part 2 of the conversation on their new book Exhale. Kathi, Amy and Cheri discuss how to love who you are and live your one life well.  

On today’s show you’ll learn:

• Why we can’t love who we are without losing who we are not
• How to tell the difference between comparing ourselves to someone else vs. being inspired by them
• Why living our one life well can mean not just getting rid of the things that are easy but also getting rid of the things that are hard

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On today’s episode of the podcast, Kathi is joined by authors Amy Carroll and Cheri Gregory, to discuss their new book Exhale. Kathi, Amy and Cheri discuss the first topic of the book, how to “lose who you’re not."

On today’s show you’ll learn:

• How to confront what you are not
• How plans and expectations can be clutter
• Why sometimes plans have to be let go of in order to keep moving forward

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On today’s episode of the podcast, Kathi is joined by Tonya Kubo, the fearless leader of Kathi Lipp’s Clutter-Free Academy Facebook group. In part 2, Tonya and Kathi conclude the conversation about the things Tonya learned about living clutter free after spending a week living with Kathi.

On today’s show you’ll learn:

• The tools that help keep Kathi focused
• The value of knowing your routines
• The key to going from frantic to focused

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On today’s episode of the podcast, Kathi is joined by Tonya Kubo, the fearless leader of Kathi Lipp’s Clutter-Free Academy Facebook group. Tonya and Kathi chat today about some of the things Tonya learned after spending a week living with Kathi.

On today’s show you’ll learn:

• Why often more is caught than taught
• The value of things being half-full
• How living clutter-free can help you go from frantic to focused

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 The Clutter-Free book here

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On today’s episode of the podcast, Kathi is back with Ty Pennington author Life to the Extreme: How a Chaotic Kid Became America’s Favorite Carpenter. On part 2 of this discussion, Kathi and Ty wrap up their conversation on clutter, creativity, and finishing.

On today’s show you’ll learn:

• Three keys to finishing a project
• The benefits of deadlines and why we need them in order to produce
• How overthinking can actually be slowing us down

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Find Life to the Extreme: How a Chaotic Kid Became America’s Favorite Carpenter here. 

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On today’s episode of the podcast, Kathi is joined by Ty Pennington author of Life to the Extreme: How a Chaotic Kid Became America’s Favorite Carpenter. Kathi and Ty discuss clutter, creativity, Ty’s experience growing up with ADHD and the lessons he’s learned through the years.

On today’s show you’ll learn:

• Why creativity actually thrives when thinking small
• How limitations might seem like obstacles but are actually gifts
• Why we often create our best stuff when the pressure’s on

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