Decluttering, Homeschooling, and Overcoming Distraction: Your Questions Answered with Allie Casazza #108
"It doesn't have to be perfect to still be good."- Allie Casazza
Today is Part 2 of my interview with The Purpose Show host and minimalist educator Allie Casazza! We dive deep into the questions that YOU asked in our Motherhood in ADHD Facebook community:
how to use mental momentum to get and stay motivated.
how to channel energy into decluttering instead of schlepping your piles from room to room.
how to make homeschooling simple and fun.
Allie also tells us her thoughts on staying focused and stopping the overwhelm of decluttering. She also drops a few gems on how to reduce the dreaded paper clutter that comes with parenting. Listen in to see what she suggests!
A big thanks to Allie for joining us on the show! I appreciate her heart for helping us ADHD mamas and how she reminded us that things DON'T have to be perfect to be good.
If you haven't yet, go back and listen to Part 1 of our chat. Allie and I chatted about how to make our motherhood easier in modern times. She explained her minimalism philosophy about how clutter is a thief - not just of our space in our homes, but our time and our energy. We also talked about the "why" behind decluttering and practical first steps to declutter your home.
Don't forget to grab her FIRST book titled Declutter Like a Mother. It releases on September 7th.
P.S. You can sign up for Allie's signature course, Your Uncluttered Home using my affiliate link: bit.ly/Noclutter. When you sign up, you're supporting the Motherhood in ADHD podcast, bringing more free resources to yourself and all the ADHD mamas!
Learn more about Allie on her website, follow her on Instagram, or get connected with the community in her free Facebook group.
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