Clutter Free Academy

Kathi and Glynnis pick up the conversation from where they left off last week.

Glynnis Whitwer is the author of Doing Busy Better.

Women are busy and have too much to do.  While being busy is not wrong, we just need to do it better.

Stop feeling guilty when you work and guilty when you rest.  There is a sustainable balance between the two and the book, Doing Busy Better, can help you find it.

Listen to their discussion and check out the show notes for the free gift and a chance to win a free copy of Doing Busy Better.

Kathi talks with her guest, Glynnis Whitwer, author of Doing Busy Better: Enjoying God’s Gifts of Work and Rest. They discuss how being busy is not wrong, but there are ways to do it better where a sustainable balance exists between work and rest. And don’t we all need to find that balance?! And better yet, can’t […]

Kathi talks with her guest, Glynnis Whitwer, author of Doing Busy Better.

Glynnis points out, "This book is for the woman who works too much!  The woman who feels guilty when working and guilty when they rest."

They discuss how being busy is not wrong, we just need to do it better.  

There is a sustainable balance between rest and work.  We need to find that balance.

Glynnis explains four kinds of bad busy.  Listen in to learn more!

Life is noisy. What would happen if every day – for the next 40 days – you soaked in God’s love as He intimately whispered words of rest just for you? Kathi talks with Bonnie Gray, author of Whispers of Rest: 40 Days of God’s Love to Revitalize Your Soul .  Kathi and Bonnie discuss why it’s difficult […]

Life is noisy. What would happen if every day - for the next 40 days - you soaked in God's love as He intimately whispered words of rest just for you?

Kathi talks with Bonnie Gray, author of Whispers of Rest 40 Days of God’s Love to Revitalize Your Soul 

Why is it hard for women to carve out time to take care of themselves?

We feel we have to take care of everyone else first.  Even after everyone else is cared for we resist and hold back from caring for ourselves.  We have a sense of guilt about taking care of our own needs.

Bonnie suggests injecting pockets (nanoseconds) of time into your life to spend with God and beautiful things in your life.

Check out the show notes for details about a book giveaway.

Kathi and co-host, Erin bring you a very special episode of Clutter Free Academy. Author Ellen Schuknecht, who is also Erin’s mom and co-author, discuss their new book, Put the Disciple into Discipline, Parenting with Love and Limits. Erin and Ellen wrote the book to give parents tools to deal with some of the most difficult challenges of parenting- also […]

Kathi and co-host, Erin bring you a very special episode of Clutter Free Academy. Their guest, Erin's mom, Ellen Schuknecht talks with them about the new book, Put the Disciple into Discipline, Parenting with Love and Limits.  

Erin and Ellen wrote this book to help parents in the tough moments of parenting. They talk about dealing with children using justice, mercy, and grace.  

They discuss giving your kids the kind of mercy that Jesus gives us.

Check out a book giveaway and a freebie download on the show notes page.

Kathi and Cheri Gregory, co-author of Overwhelmed, are here for Part 3 of the series, What We’ve Learned Since Releasing Overwhelmed.  They discuss how decluttering is ongoing. It isn’t one and done; it is a day in and day out process. As our recent Spring Fling participants have tackled their clutter, they realized that it wasn’t […]

People evolve, papers do not. ~Kathi Lipp

Kathi and Cheri Gregory, co-author of Overwhelmed, discuss how decluttering is an ongoing process.  It isn't one and done, it is a day in and day out process.

People can change and evolve.  They have a different perspective on things.  What they once thought was emptiness is now viewed as spaciousness.  As you declutter you provide room for new opportunities.

Check out the show notes on podcast for Kathi's tips for getting the support you need as you tackle decluttering in your home, life, and mind.

Do you ask for what you need or want? Cheri Gregory, co-author of Overwhelmed, joins Kathi for the second podcast in a series about “What I’ve Learned Since Writing Overwhelmed.” They have learned a number of things and one thing that Cheri found profound, “Women are bad at articulating what we want or need without feeling […]