Morganize with Me

Do you ever feel like you can't get focused? Like you are zig zagging from one project to the next? Me too. It's a real reality that most of us struggle with from time to time and sometimes way more than we'd like. Many of my friends and clients have shared with me that they deal with ADHD. It's something that affects many people and it can make it much harder to focus on tasks. I want to first validate you in the frustration you may feel with this challenge and also provide you with some tactical tips that may help you to organize your life and minimize some of the distraction. Life is messy indeed and how we manage the mess has an impact on our sense of peace and purpose. And don't forget to join the MWM Community and consider joining the Fall Organizing Challenge too! I'm cheering you on every single (small) step of the way! For all of the show notes + links click below on the "episode webpage."

My special guest on this episode is my sweet boy, Connor. (We did have to record this episode twice thanks to the fact that I spilled coffee on my computer and lost several things...ugh!) Connor and I chat about all things organizing relating to growing up and moving out. He's got some great insights and I hope you enjoy hearing from him. Be sure to go join the MWM Community to snag the free College Moving Checklist. It really helped us. Thank you for listening and may your back to school season be filled with many blessings! For all of the show notes + links click below on the "episode webpage."

Please welcome my guest to the podcast today, Jessica Litman. Jessica and I talk about her new book and how to organize as a family. You'll love her tip for which room to start organizing first. Jessica Litman---known as "The Organized Mama" and recognized by People.com as an "organizing and DIY expert"---has been encouraging families to not only embrace their homes but also how to incorporate fun-and-easy home organizational habits that every family member can do. As an online personality and teacher, her work featured in Today.com, Better Homes and Gardens, Parents Magazine, Apartment Therapy and The Spruce. And her book, Home Sweet Organized Home is available at a bookstore near you. Thanks for tuning in to my conversation with Jessica! Go connect with Jessica and be sure to pick up her beautiful and helpful book, Home Sweet Organized Home. For all of the show notes + links click below on the "episode webpage."

Who's ready for fall? I'm still ok with the summer season a little longer, but like it or not everyone is already back to school. This series is designed to help you take on the fall and get your family and home MORE organized! I'm excited to share my friend Jessica Litman with you and you'll also get to hear from my son, Connor who's a Junior in college. This episode covers some easy tips and tricks to help with your family organization. As this new season gets underway it's a great time to try and implement some new systems in your home. I'm a huge fan of delegating and outsourcing when and where you can. And...you'll learn my discovery of a new word. I feel like I learn something new every.single.day! Ha! Happy organizing my friends. Thanks for tuning and and be sure to review the podcast and subscribe. Grateful for you. For all of the show notes + links click below on the "episode webpage."

In this fourth and final episode of the enneagram series, Haley now breaks down the gut triad which is the triad where the enneagram numbers 8, 9, and 1 all live. Each of these types, have unique and yet similar differences. You'll gain new insights in this episode about how to either navigate your world as one of these enneagram types OR how to navigate your relationship(s) with one or all three types. Much can be learned from the those that follow their gut! And once again, please note that Haley is a fabulous coach on all things enneagram, you can find all the information about her services HERE and her TIK TOK HERE. For all of the show notes + links click below on the "episode webpage."

Haley Pearson (certified Enneagram Coach) moves into exploring the next triad, the head triad. In this triad the enneagram numbers 5, 6, and 7 reside. These types have their own individual strengths and opportunities when it comes to organizing and planning. Discover how to navigate these three unique types and learn what motivates each of them. When you know better you do better! For all of the show notes + links click below on the "episode webpage."

Organizing can be complicated and each of us approaches our organizing and time management in unique ways. In this seasonal series, certified Enneagram Coach Haley Pearson is back to breakdown the nine enneagram types and reveal how to tap into your motivation. (Also check out her past episodes 78 & 79 for even more enneagram info!) In this series she will specifically break down the triads and share how your number uniquely impacts how you see the world and how you make sense of the world. You'll learn tips and tools for how to organize your life in a way that works for how you are hardwired. I encourage you to listen to all four episodes and especially to tune in to the number you are and also those closest to you. You'll gain a better understanding of why you do what you do and discover how to organize your space and schedule in the ways that are most effective to you. For all of the show notes + links click below on the "episode webpage."

I'm a fan of all things mimimalism and I love highlighting my friend Diane Boden. She is the voice behind the Minimalist Moms Podcast and author of Minimialist Moms. (Make sure to go listen and subscribe and get her book!) I also had Diane on The MWM Podcast (episode 66), it's a great listen! I'm sharing from one of her sections in her new book and her tips on time minimalism. They are great, practical tips to help you with all things scheduling. Yay for simplicity! For all of the show notes + links click below on the "episode webpage."

Have you tried "Time Blocking?" Time Blocking is using the strategy of single tasking to help provide the necessary guardrails to protect your time. And….it can improve productivity by as much as 80%!!! In this episode I share with you how to time block to make your time count. (Keeping in mind that pivoting and adjusting should always be your number one goal!) Creating regular rhythms week to week is the aim. Along with daily time blocking to help protect time for what your top priorities are each day. For all of the show notes + links click below on the "episode webpage."