I was recently privy to a conversation between my podcast listeners as they listed off their favorite episodes that they listen to again and again.
I find it fascinating to hear which podcasts resonate with listeners. Since they’re generally based on whatever has been banging around in my brain the week I record them, I love knowing they’re helpful.
These are just the ones from the conversation. If you listen to my podcast and have a favorite helpful episode, mention it in the comments for others who might need similar encouragement.
If you’ve never listened to a podcast, the easiest way to start is to just go to the blog post linked below and hit the gray “play” button arrow. If your sound is on, you’ll hear my voice coming out of your computer.
Podcast 7 – Containers and Limits and How They’ll Change Your Life
Podcast 23 – Dishwashing Strategies and Tips
Podcast 129 – Natural Tendencies: Working WITH and AGAINST Them
Podcast 133 – Mom Guilt
Podcast 136 – Catching Up and Moving Forward
Podcast 143 – Changing My Brain vs Changing My Thoughts
Podcast 156 – First Sign of Fizzle
Podcast 158 – How Long Should I Spend on My House Each Day?
Podcast 183 – Decluttering The Whole Messy House
Podcast 194 – Stop “Stuff Shifting” and Actually Declutter
Podcast 249 – How to Clean Your Bedroom
Podcast 235 – Decluttering Purposeful (and Accidental ) Storage Spaces
Podcast 244 – The Basics: Getting Started or Getting Back
Podcast 251 – What’s Working for Me Right Now
2 Week Plan for Getting Your House Ready for Guests Part One and Part Two
And then there are these. My very first six episodes from 2013. Back when I just started talking into a microphone and putting out a podcast even though I’d never actually listened to a podcast before. I love knowing they’re still helpful. Just know that I was figuring it out as I went along.
My “Slob Story”
- Episode 1 – includes How to Start Getting Your House Under Control (Even When You’re Overwhelmed)
- Episode 2 – includes How to Get Started Decluttering
- Episode 3 – includes How Much Stuff Can You Handle?
- Episode 4 – includes The First of (Only Two) Decluttering Questions
- Episode 5 – (Admitting I was/am a slob) and The Second Decluttering Question
- Episode 6 – (Why I’m So Glad I Called Myself a Slob) Don’t Get Organized. Just Declutter!
You missed my 2 absolute faves:
150 & 120.
I was easily able to locate them in my email because I have sent them to literally 10 people.
Actually it’s 151 – The Link Between Creativity and Clutter.
And then both 120 and 121 – Giving up on Dreams.
Dear Dana, I found out about your book “Decluttering at the Speed of Life” from Dawn Madsen, the Minimal Mom. I’ve read your book, and it has truly changed my life and my thought process! I always dreaded most the storage room, the guest room closet, and the study closet. I had never ever thought about decluttering one box at a time. I had always thought the way to get truly organized (not decluttered) was to empty the space, which I never ever found time to do! I have been able to make so much progress, and I’m so encouraged to keep going! Thank you for sharing your story. I’m forever grateful!
Laura Beth – raised in Texas but living in Denver, Colorado
I did the dishes. #worstslobever#worstever4theworsrslobever#hope
What is an easy way to remove emails (I have 200,000.)
Thank you for not posting my email or name.
I don’t know what you want me to do?