In this episode of Life of And, Tiffany shares her go-to toolkit for finding capacity in life’s busiest seasons. Whether it’s juggling work, family, health priorities, or big personal projects like a home renovation, her simple framework: “stop, cut in half, stack” helps you reclaim time without sacrificing what matters most.

Through personal examples from her current 8 to 12 week sprint, Tiffany shows how intentional choices, temporary renegotiations, and a “keep it easy” mindset can turn chaos into a manageable, even enjoyable, rhythm.

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What You’ll Learn:

• How to use the “stop, cut, stack” method to instantly free up capacity
• Ways to renegotiate commitments without letting people down
• How to keep simple things simple in a season of high demand

Mentioned in this episode:

• 278: When Everything Feels Like Too Much – Start Here

Timestamps:
(00:00) Intro

(01:18) Tiffany’s current life challenges

(01:51) Core principles for managing busy seasons

(02:22) What can I stop?

(03:44) What can I cut in half?

(06:33) Keep it simple

(09:26) Dealing with demanding times

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Created in partnership with Share Your Genius

In this episode of Life of And, Tiffany shares how simple mindset shifts and small actions can help regain control when life feels overwhelming. Drawing from her own experiences balancing personal, professional, and family responsibilities, she highlights the power of "minimums"—small, achievable actions that keep you grounded.

Tiffany also introduces her "cookbook" approach, a method to map out daily behaviors that lead to big results, whether managing work, a house renovation, or life’s chaos. By focusing on the right actions, you’ll see the outcomes follow. If you’re ready to move from surviving to thriving, this episode is for you.

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What You’ll Learn:

• How defining your "minimums" helps maintain progress during busy seasons
• Tiffany’s personal "cookbook" approach for achieving success in both work and life
• Practical tips for organizing your time and prioritizing what's most important

Mentioned in this episode:

• 278: When Everything Feels Like Too Much – Start Here
• 149: The Power of Minimums
  
  

Timestamps:
(00:00) Intro

(01:06) Managing change and converging priorities

(02:24) Lessons learned from Brian's coaching

(07:22) How to make unknowns known

(10:23) Recommitting to your personal minimums

(15:53) Difference between directional and specific goals

(17:21) Gratitude for partners and setting goals

(18:34) Why Tiffany struggles with her Apple Watch

(19:03) Creating a personal cookbook for success

(20:38) Using a sales cookbook to succeed

(22:09) Applying the cookbook concept to life

(28:42) Evaluating and reflecting on summer priorities

(32:24) Managing both careers and caregiving roles

Check out the apps and sponsor of this episode:

Created in partnership with Share Your Genius

What if the reason you feel overwhelmed… is because you haven’t written down what you don’t know?

In this raw and totally unscripted episode, Tiffany opens up about the chaos of her current season—think: a major home renovation, full family schedule, growing a business, and trying to stay present in her marriage. If you've ever felt like you're underwater with your goals, you're going to feel seen here.

Tiffany brings her longtime coach and mentor, Brian Kavicky, into a real-time conversation to figure out what’s causing the stress—and how to reset.

You'll walk away with a clear 4-step framework to:

• Untangle your overwhelm
• Get clarity fast
• Define your non-negotiables
• And build the confidence to move forward (even when life is messy)

Wish you could talk it out with BK? Good news, you can! Book time with Brian Kavicky Here. 

Mentioned in this episode:

• 271: Mid-Year Slump? Here’s How Top Performers Reset
• 262: Hope Restored: The Marriage Intensive That Changed Everything
• 256: Why You Keep Getting in Your Own Way (with Brian Kavicky)

Timestamps:
(00:00) Intro

(01:02) Mid-year reflection and reset

(03:33) Financial and personal pressures

(06:51) Overcoming uncertainty and prioritization

(21:20) Navigating the purge process

(22:03) Organizing your newspace

(22:38) Concerns about budget and decision-making

(24:04) Finding the right people for the job

(28:40) Setting priorities and non-negotiables

Check out the apps and sponsor of this episode:

• This episode is sponsored by Lushin. As part of our ongoing content partnership, Brian Kavicky joins the podcast monthly to share leadership and sales insights. No compensation is received for referrals.
• Created in partnership with Share Your Genius
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In this episode of Life of And, Tiffany explores how something as simple as getting your colors done can create real clarity—in your closet and in your confidence.

She’s joined by Maggie Link, a certified color analyst and founder of Ease, who helps women stop second-guessing their outfits and start showing up with more self-assurance. Together, they unpack how knowing your palette can make everything from back-to-school shopping to big life moments feel a whole lot easier.

Tiffany reflects on her own color analysis experience (spoiler: she’s a dark winter), what it revealed about her wardrobe, and why it’s not about fashion perfection—it’s about feeling like yourself again. Whether you’re navigating a closet refresh or just want to spend less time staring at your clothes, this conversation is all about making space for what matters most.

If you’ve ever said, “I have nothing to wear,” this one’s for you.

For more from Tiffany, sign up for her newsletter: https://tiffany-sauder.mykajabi.com/TS-Newsletter-Subscribe

What You’ll Learn:

• Why knowing your colors leads to faster, more confident decisions
• How Maggie helps clients apply color analysis without a full wardrobe overhaul
• Simple ways to start—like lipstick and blush—that make a big impact fast

Real Life Color & Style Tools

• Use your color palette to simplify everyday outfit decisions
• Anchor your wardrobe in a few core pieces that match your season
• Treat lipstick and blush as quick wins for looking put-together fast
• Shop intentionally by season to build a cohesive, confidence-boosting closet

Connect with Maggie:

• Website: https://www.easecolorandstyle.com/
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/easecolorandstyle

Timestamps:
(00:00) Intro

(03:06) Maggie’s journey to becoming a color analyst

(07:10) Building a business from scratch

(11:02) How a color session actually works

(14:22) The confidence shift after getting your colors done

(17:10) Back-to-school shopping with intention

(21:00) The truth about hair color and undertones

(24:18) Easy makeup swaps that make a difference

(26:50) Building a wardrobe that works for your life

(31:08) Shopping smarter by season and brand

(33:39) When you feel good, you show up better

Check out the apps and sponsor of this episode:

Created in partnership with Share Your Genius

What if the very things that challenge you most—motherhood, ambition, fear—are actually the keys to building a life that energizes you?

Heather Chauvin, a mom, author, podcast host, and leadership coach, joins Tiffany to explore embracing life’s challenges and building a fulfilling, balanced existence. Heather shares her journey from teenage motherhood to becoming a resilient leader, transforming struggles, including a stage 4 cancer diagnosis, into fuel for personal growth and inspiration.

In this episode, Heather and Tiffany dive into:

• The mindset shifts that separate surviving from thriving
• Why “balance” isn’t about doing it all—but doing what fuels you
• Heather’s powerful energy management strategy that actually works
• What training for (and completing!) three marathons in three days taught her about life, parenting, and leadership
• How to stop over-functioning for everyone else—and start prioritizing yourself (without guilt!)

If you’re feeling stretched thin, stuck in survival mode, or afraid to dream bigger, this conversation will remind you: you’re capable of more than you think.

For more from Tiffany, sign up for her newsletter: https://tiffany-sauder.mykajabi.com/TS-Newsletter-Subscribe

Connect with Heather:

• Website: https://www.heatherchauvin.com/press
• Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pretty-well-natural-gut-health-remedies-exhaustion/id1633253409
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heatherchauvin_/
• ETM Challenge: https://heatherchauvin.com/etm

Timestamps:
(00:00) Intro

(00:41) Living reactively vs. proactively  

(01:18) Heather Chauvin's journey: from cancer to clarity  

(01:56) Defining success on your own terms  

(03:10) Heather's early motherhood and determination  

(04:58) Balancing motherhood and personal growth  

(11:01) Navigating the education system  

(18:11) Overcoming survival mode  

(22:40) The importance of self-care and ambition  

(27:45) The challenge of dreaming for others  

(28:11) Overcoming the fear of disappointment  

(29:05) The importance of self-reflection  

(31:01) Creating a 'not this' list  

(33:06) The 60-minute rule  

(35:32) The power of consistency  

(40:14) Perfectionism vs. attention to detail  

(42:15) The 29 0 29 challenge  

(47:34) Life as an endurance event 

Check out the apps and sponsor of this episode:

Created in partnership with Share Your Genius

In this episode of Life of And, Tiffany sits down with lifestyle blogger and wellness coach Heather Brown to explore the life-giving impact of the “Sunday Reset” — a simple weekly ritual that sets the tone for your schedule, your mindset, and your well-being. 

Heather shares how her experience with burnout and postpartum depression led her to develop a sustainable rhythm of meal planning, movement, and spiritual alignment that she now teaches in her community.

Together, they unpack how small, weekly decisions can eliminate mental clutter, reduce family stress, and build momentum in all areas of life — not through hustle, but through intentionality.

If you’re tired of starting each week in chaos, this episode will help you reset with purpose and lead your home with peace.

What You’ll Learn:

• Why Sunday resets are the secret to sustainable wellness and peace of mind
• How Heather’s “Triple Threat Triangle” connects mind, body, and spirit
• Simple shifts to make your meal plan work for your values, not against them

Real-Life Wellness Tools:

• Build a Sunday reset anchored in family calendars, meal plans, and weekly intention
• Rethink health as a lifestyle, not a quick fix — start with what’s attainable
• Use movement as a tool for mental and emotional clarity
• Replace decision-making pain with proactive rhythms that support the week ahead

Connect with Heather:

• Healthy by Heather Brown
• Instagram
• LinkedIn

Timestamps:

(00:00) Intro

(01:17) Heather's surprising life journey

(04:08) The impact of Heather's work

(07:40) The Triple Threat Triangle

(11:46) Heather's postpartum journey

(15:59) The Sunday reset and intentional living

(20:58) Meal planning and family meetings

Check out the apps and sponsor of this episode:

• Created in partnership with Share Your Genius
• Download the Summer Sanity Toolbox: Start with priorities. Add structure. Make space for joy. Because summer is yours too.

Other Episodes in the Summer Sanity Series:

• How to Support a Killer Summer for Your Teens: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/how-to-support-a-killer-summer-for-your-teens/id1555762235?i=1000709403154
• Summer Survival Systems for the Whole Family: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/summer-survival-systems-for-the-whole-family/id1555762235?i=1000708565509 
• 5 Tools & Apps To Keep You Aligned This Summer: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/5-tools-apps-to-keep-you-aligned-this-summer/id1555762235?i=1000706783024 
• A Working Parent’s Guide to Navigating Summer: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/a-working-parents-guide-to-navigating-summer/id1555762235?i=1000705671662
• Less Chaos, More Protein: Tiffany’s Summer Food Game Plan: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/less-chaos-more-protein-tiffanys-summer-food-game-plan/id1555762235?i=1000710405520 
• The One Thing I Stopped Doing That Gave Me My Weekends Back: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-one-thing-i-stopped-doing-that-gave-me-my-weekends-back/id1555762235?i=1000711463300
• Budgets, Boundaries, and Raising Confident Teens: https://podcasts.apple.com/ph/podcast/budgets-boundaries-and-raising-confident-teens/id1555762235?i=1000714637894 

In this episode of Life of And, Tiffany gets real about what it looks like to hit pause mid-summer and reflect on what’s working, what’s not, and how to move forward with more intention (and a lot less pressure).

Fresh off a 20-year anniversary trip to Europe, she shares candid takeaways on marriage, personal growth, and what happens when your dream renovation turns into a reality check. Tiffany opens up about emotional missteps, communication gaps, and how taking space helped her and JR reconnect in a whole new way.

She’s grading her summer goals (spoiler: the pickleball plan is a fail), leaning into slower rhythms, and talking honestly about what it means to show up for your family—even when the house is sticky and the schedule’s a mess.

If you’re behind on your summer intentions or just need permission to course-correct, this one’s for you.

What You’ll Learn:

• Why slowing down can actually improve your relationships
• What Tiffany learned in Europe about being fully present
• How to handle mismatched expectations with your partner

Timestamps:
(00:00) Intro

(01:46) Celebrating 20 years of marriage in Europe

(03:40) The power of being plan-free on vacation

(06:06) Embracing new experiences and the unknown

(11:26) From a six to a nine and a half in marriage

(14:09) When your remodel dreams go off-budget

(19:05) Taking a step back to move forward

(22:40) Mid-summer goals: what’s working and what’s not

(25:04) The great pickleball fail and a summer B grade

(28:13) On club sports, family sacrifices, and changing your mind

(33:48) Final reflections and laughing through the mess

Check out the apps and sponsor of this episode:

• Created in partnership with Share Your Genius
• Download the Summer Sanity Toolbox: Start with priorities. Add structure. Make space for joy. Because summer is yours too.

Other Episodes in the Summer Sanity Series:

• How to Support a Killer Summer for Your Teens: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/how-to-support-a-killer-summer-for-your-teens/id1555762235?i=1000709403154
• Summer Survival Systems for the Whole Family: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/summer-survival-systems-for-the-whole-family/id1555762235?i=1000708565509 
• 5 Tools & Apps To Keep You Aligned This Summer: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/5-tools-apps-to-keep-you-aligned-this-summer/id1555762235?i=1000706783024 
• A Working Parent’s Guide to Navigating Summer: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/a-working-parents-guide-to-navigating-summer/id1555762235?i=1000705671662
• Less Chaos, More Protein: Tiffany’s Summer Food Game Plan: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/less-chaos-more-protein-tiffanys-summer-food-game-plan/id1555762235?i=1000710405520 
• The One Thing I Stopped Doing That Gave Me My Weekends Back: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-one-thing-i-stopped-doing-that-gave-me-my-weekends-back/id1555762235?i=1000711463300

Leaving a stable career to start your own business? Terrifying. Doing it while raising kids, managing a household, and trying to keep your sanity? Even scarier.

Anita Tulsiani and Helena Kelly, co-founders of Sagely & Co., know that struggle first hand. They left corporate jobs, took a leap into entrepreneurship, and redefined what success looks like—on their terms. In this episode, they open up about:

• How they tested their partnership before officially going all in
• The financial realities of leaving a steady paycheck for business ownership
• Why work-life balance isn’t about doing it all—it’s about doing what actually matters
• How they overcame fear, uncertainty, and the pressure to “prove” themselves

If you’re feeling stuck in a job that no longer fits—or just wondering if you can really have both ambition and family—this episode is for you.

For more from Tiffany, sign up for her newsletter.

Created in partnership with Share Your Genius.

Connect with Anita & Helena:

• Sagely & Co.
• Anita Tulsiani on LinkedIn
• Helena Kelly on LinkedIn
  
  

Timestamps:

(00:00) Intro

(01:18) The journey to entrepreneurship

(02:18) Balancing work and family

(04:15) Overcoming fears and challenges

(05:14) From corporate to consulting

(12:47) Defining work-life balance

(17:06) Financial realities of entrepreneurship

(26:29) Redefining work-life balance for moms

In this episode of Life of And, Tiffany gets candid about the real cost of raising financially literate kids — and why teaching your teen how to budget might be the best parenting move you make this year.

Tiffany shares how she and her husband JR are navigating financial literacy with their daughters, including the system they built to give her agency over her money without removing support. They talk about creating explicit agreements (not unspoken expectations), designing budgets based on real-life categories, and the emotional tug-of-war that comes with watching your kids make their own money mistakes. You'll hear how Tiffany is using tools like Greenlight to simulate real-world pay cycles and how she's building in monthly “money meetings” to instill habits that will serve her daughters long after they leave home.

Whether you’re trying to stop handing out $20s on demand, or want to set your teen up for financial success, this episode breaks it down with honesty, humor, and a whole lot of practical takeaways.

What You’ll Learn:

• How to shift from implicit expectations to explicit financial agreements with your kids
• The monthly categories Tiffany includes in her daughter’s teen budget
• When to let kids fail (on purpose) to teach real-world financial lessons

Real-Life Budgeting Tools: 

• Use Greenlight to simulate a real paycheck cadence
• Separate “mom pays” vs. “teen pays” categories to reduce conflict
• Treat budgeting like a skill-building exercise, not a control mechanism
• Revisit and revise the budget every 90 days with your teen

Timestamps:
(00:00) Intro

(01:06) Why financial literacy is a non-negotiable life skill

(03:00) Remodeling vs. moving — the real cost of family decisions

(06:15) The mailbox letter experiment and its surprising result

(10:54) Building a teen budget with intention (not punishment)

(13:49) Collaborating with your kids instead of controlling the process

(16:04) How Tiffany mimics real pay cycles through biweekly allowance

(19:36) The power of written financial agreements

(21:10) What her daughter pays for — and what she doesn’t

(22:58) Reconciling budgets and developing spending awareness

(24:31) Preparing teens for adult expenses — one category at a time

(28:18) A real story about interest, cupcake sales, and a Brandy Melville skirt

(33:01) Final reflections and parenting through financial personality types

Check out the apps and sponsor of this episode:

• Created in partnership with Share Your Genius
• Download the Summer Sanity Toolbox: Start with priorities. Add structure. Make space for joy. Because summer is yours too.
• Check out our Teen Budget Template

Other Episodes in the Summer Sanity Series:

• How to Support a Killer Summer for Your Teens: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/how-to-support-a-killer-summer-for-your-teens/id1555762235?i=1000709403154
• Summer Survival Systems for the Whole Family: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/summer-survival-systems-for-the-whole-family/id1555762235?i=1000708565509 
• 5 Tools & Apps To Keep You Aligned This Summer: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/5-tools-apps-to-keep-you-aligned-this-summer/id1555762235?i=1000706783024 
• A Working Parent’s Guide to Navigating Summer: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/a-working-parents-guide-to-navigating-summer/id1555762235?i=1000705671662
• Less Chaos, More Protein: Tiffany’s Summer Food Game Plan https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/less-chaos-more-protein-tiffanys-summer-food-game-plan/id1555762235?i=1000710405520 
• The One Thing I Stopped Doing That Gave Me My Weekends Back https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-one-thing-i-stopped-doing-that-gave-me-my-weekends-back/id1555762235?i=1000711463300

In this episode of Life of And, Tiffany sits down with sales strategist and leadership coach Brian Kavicky to unpack what it takes to lead through uncertainty — without making excuses.

Brian and Tiffany get honest about the mental gymnastics we do as leaders to justify missed goals, slow quarters, and underperformance. You’ll hear why mid-year is when most of us double down on bad plans — and how to stop that cycle before it costs you momentum.

Together, they explore a mindset shift that turns excuses into action, and how to separate business decisions from personal emotions so you can lead with both clarity and compassion.

If you’re stuck in a tough market — or just stuck in your own head — this episode will help you reset, replan, and move forward with intention.

What You’ll Learn:

• Why leaders often fall into excuse-making mid-year — and how to spot it
• The difference between changing your plan vs. changing your goal
• A four-question belief test to unlock action when you feel stuck

Real-Life Mindset Tools: 

• Ask “What if the opposite were true?” to challenge stuck thinking
• Practice being a scientist, not a savior, in seasons of change
• Don’t let the emotional weight of leadership delay the hard calls
• Reframe the second half of the year as a prep for next year’s wins

Timestamps:
(00:27) Intro

(01:36) Why mid-year can feel like a leadership crisis

(03:52) Common excuses leaders believe (and why they’re dangerous)

(05:12) When market changes become a crutch

(07:23) The power of belief and responsibility

(09:16) How excuses cascade through organizations

(13:05) When to pivot, reset goals, or cut your losses

(24:05) Making business decisions with compassion

(25:49) Three questions to call out your own excuses

Check out the apps and sponsor of this episode:

• Book time with Brian Kavicky: This episode is sponsored by Lushin. As part of our ongoing content partnership, Brian Kavicky joins the podcast monthly to share leadership and sales insights. No compensation is received for referrals.
• Created in partnership with Share Your Genius
• Download the Summer Sanity Toolbox: Start with priorities. Add structure. Make space for joy. Because summer is yours too.