Welcome to this special episode of the Executive Coach Podcast, where we’re diving into the power of home and its impact on your creativity, well-being, and work-life balance.

In this episode, I’m joined by the talented interiors influencer Kemi Lawson, one of my favourite mum friends, to discuss how to design a space that feels like a true reflection of who you are and what matters most to you.

If you're an ambitious leader balancing work and life, your home is more than just a place to drop your bags. It’s the place where your creativity flows, your family connects, and your story unfolds. But for many of us, it’s also where the clutter, chaos, and overwhelm can take over. Kemi shares practical, achievable tips for creating a home that feels good even in the midst of family life, how to find joy in your surroundings, and how to express yourself through your living space. Whether you're redesigning or simply tidying up, Kemi’s advice is designed to help you make your home a source of energy and inspiration.

Key Takeaways:

• Home as the Beating Heart: For many successful, ambitious individuals, home isn't just about a place to relax—it’s a source of inspiration and creativity. Your home should reflect who you are, your values, and your family’s story.

• Decluttering Isn’t the Only Answer: We often think clutter is the enemy of a well-designed home, but Kemi challenges this notion, showing how clutter can sometimes serve a functional or sentimental role in our lives. We talk about the balance between organization and the chaos that comes with family life.

• Designing for Life’s Chaos: Kemi provides practical tips for designing a home that works for busy families while still feeling aesthetically pleasing. This includes everything from furniture choices to organizational systems that embrace the realities of daily life.

• Practical Tips for Transformation: Whether you're looking to overhaul your space or just make small adjustments, Kemi breaks down achievable steps to make your home reflect your ambitions, without the overwhelm.

• Fun as a Family Value: We even get into the fun stuff—like figuring out where to put the ping pong table if fun is a value for your family! Because, yes, your home should bring joy as well as order.

Connect with Kemi  www.thecornrow.com

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