Podcast appearances and mentions of candi kidd

Did you catch Monday's episode with KC Davis, author of How to Keep House While Drowning? To go along with KC's thoughts, I knew I wanted to air an excerpt from Episode 161 "Cleaning Strategies for the Naturally Messy Mom" with Candi Kidd as this week's Hidden Gem. We have been hearing from Candi a lot lately, and for good reason. Candi gets it! And this takeaway teaching us how to lower the “activation energy” it takes to get started cleaning goes right along with KC's advice from Monday's episode. Listen in to learn what activation energy is, as well as fun ideas to help lower it like a Celebration Blitz.  To hear the rest of this episode, find episode 161 of 3 in 30 Takeaways for Moms on your favorite podcast listening app, or click any of the links below:  Apple Podcasts  Spotify The Website Sponsors: EveryPlate: Get started for $1.49 per meal. Use code 3in30149 *** Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sometimes our physical things remind us of the “shoulds” we have in our lives. Clearing things away or organizing them to be more accessible and functional can help us to accept ourselves more fully and live with more intention and joy. Tune in to learn from our guest, Candi Kidd, about how to organize any space.  For full show notes, including the three takeaways, go to https://3in30podcast.com/287-organize Announcement: If as you listen today, you're intrigued by this process, that Candi and I describe of decluttering, not just your physical items, but also a lot of your internal clutter and your expectations for yourself. I invite you to join the waitlist for my new audio course. All you need to do is text the word WAITLIST 33777 I can't wait for you to declutter your motherhood by going through this course! Episode sponsors: BetterHelp: This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Use the code 3in30 to get 10% off your first month of online therapy! Thrive Market: Go to ThriveMarket.com/3in30 for 30% off your first order, plus a FREE $60 gift! Songfinch: $20 off your custom song with code 3in30 if you order before Mother's Day! (May 14th) *** Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sometimes our physical things remind us of the “shoulds” we have in our lives. Clearing things away or organizing them to be more accessible and functional can help us to accept ourselves more fully and live with more intention and joy. Tune in to learn from our guest, Candi Kidd, about how to organize any space.  For full show notes, including the three takeaways, go to https://3in30podcast.com/226-organize-any-space Episode sponsors: Public Goods: Use the code 3IN30 to receive $15 off your first order. BetterHelp: Use the code 3IN30 to get 10% off your first month of online counseling. HiYa Health: Use code 3IN30 to get 50% off your first purchase of children's vitamins. *** Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Life often feels busy and overwhelming, but does it feel full and rewarding? Listen to this week's episode for 3 tangible ways to create more time with Candi Kidd.  For full show notes, including the three takeaways, go to https://3in30podcast.com/225-create-more-time Episode sponsors: Bombas: Get 20% off your first purchase at bombas.com/3in30 Ana Luisa Jewelry: Go to shop.analuisa.com/3in30 for up to 40% off. BetterHelp: Use the code 3in30 to get 10% off your first month of online therapy! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Are you thinking about new year’s resolutions and getting organized in the coming year, after the chaos of the holidays?  I am too! And honestly, this doesn’t come very naturally to me! Since I was a little girl, I have left a “wake” behind me everywhere I go–cupboards left open, shoes kicked off in the middle of the hallway, and spills on the kitchen counter that should’ve been wiped up immediately, but I didn’t even notice them. Luckily, I have a very wise friend who is teaching me better habits. Candi Kidd (who was our guest in Episode 001!) teaches moms who are naturally messy like me how to keep their lives more tidy and orderly. And her tips can really help any mom, even if you are naturally a neat-freak (P.S. you amaze me), because we all live with children…and children bring chaos and confusion along with them everywhere they go. Join Candi and me as we dive into some very actionable tips to make developing routines and systems EASY for even the most scattered mom. *** Three Takeaways for the Naturally-Messy Mom 1) Be a detective to find and then solve the messy spots in your home. 2) Lower the “activation energy” it takes to get started with cleaning. 3) Focus on completing one J.O.B. (just one bite!) per day. *** -Show Notes- Candi’s Instagram account:  Candi’s first episode: https://3in30podcast.com/unmotivated-kids-to-help/ (001 “Getting Unmotivated Kids to Help)” https://www.amazon.com/House-That-Cleans-Itself-Solutions/dp/0736918809 (The House that Cleans Itself) by Mindy Starns Clark:  Jordan Page who came up with the acronym J.O.B. (just one bite):http://funcheaporfree.com/ ( FunCheaporFree.com) Shel Silverstein poem about Melinda Mae who ate the whale: http://shelsilverstein.yolasite.com/melinda-mae.php (http://shelsilverstein.yolasite.com/melinda-mae.php) -Sponsor- https://www.singerscompany.com/ibelieve-in-me/ (I Believe In Me) is an online membership program for middle school girls, ages 11-13, to help them build strong minds and strong hearts!  As a parent, you purchase a monthly subscription for your daughter, and then she can log in each week to view the 15-20 minute lesson on an important life topic.  Some episode topics include: what to do when your feelings get hurt, how to react to failure, developing good morning and evening routines, cultivating gratitude, fighting against negative self-talk and thoughts, developing study skills, and so much more.  On top of these weekly 15-20 minute episodes about life skills, girls have access to a library of Bloom videos, which are 3-4 minute tutorials, on topics they might be interested in, such as fashion, beauty, healthy lifestyle, and holiday fun. This would be a unique and incredibly meaningful holiday gift for your pre-teen daughter that will bless her with skills that will not only make her middle school experience more positive, but will enrich her social and emotional intelligence into adulthood. -Related Episodes- https://3in30podcast.com/captivate-podcast/130-the-abcs-of-creating-good-habits-for-yourself-and-your-kids-bj-fogg/ (Episode 130: “The ABC of Creating Good Habits...For Yourself and Your Kids!” with BJ Fogg) https://3in30podcast.com/captivate-podcast/work/ (Episode 037: “Teaching Children to Work Without being a Drill Sargeant” with Danielle Taylor) https://3in30podcast.com/captivate-podcast/back-to-school-organization-mika-perry/ (Episode 096: “How to Organize Yourself and Your Home for the New School Year” with Mika Perry)

If you see two versions of this episode in your podcast feed, LISTEN TO THIS ONE! (I accidentally muted to intro in the other one. Oops!) *** Are you thinking about new year’s resolutions and getting organized in the coming year, after the chaos of the holidays?  I am too! And honestly, this doesn’t come very naturally to me! Since I was a little girl, I have left a “wake” behind me everywhere I go–cupboards left open, shoes kicked off in the middle of the hallway, and spills on the kitchen counter that should’ve been wiped up immediately, but I didn’t even notice them. Luckily, I have a very wise friend who is teaching me better habits. https://www.instagram.com/intentional.ish/ (Candi Kidd) (who was our guest in Episode 001!) teaches moms who are naturally messy like me how to keep their lives more tidy and orderly. And her tips can really help any mom, even if you are naturally a neat-freak (P.S. you amaze me), because we all live with children…and children bring chaos and confusion along with them everywhere they go. Join Candi and me as we dive into some very actionable tips to make developing routines and systems EASY for even the most scattered mom. *** Three Takeaways for the Naturally-Messy Mom 1) Be a detective to find and then solve the messy spots in your home. 2) Lower the “activation energy” it takes to get started with cleaning. 3) Focus on completing one J.O.B. (just one bite!) per day. *** -Show Notes- Candi’s Instagram account https://www.instagram.com/intentional.ish/ (@intentional.ish) Candi’s first episode: https://3in30podcast.com/unmotivated-kids-to-help/ (001 “Getting Unmotivated Kids to Help)” https://www.amazon.com/House-That-Cleans-Itself-Solutions/dp/0736918809 (The House that Cleans Itself) by Mindy Starns Clark:  Jordan Page who came up with the acronym J.O.B. (just one bite):http://funcheaporfree.com/ ( FunCheaporFree.com) Shel Silverstein poem about Melinda Mae who ate the whale: http://shelsilverstein.yolasite.com/melinda-mae.php (http://shelsilverstein.yolasite.com/melinda-mae.php) -Sponsor- https://www.singerscompany.com/ibelieve-in-me/ (I Believe In Me) is an online membership program for middle school girls, ages 11-13, to help them build strong minds and strong hearts!  As a parent, you purchase a monthly subscription for your daughter, and then she can log in each week to view the 15-20 minute lesson on an important life topic.  Some episode topics include: what to do when your feelings get hurt, how to react to failure, developing good morning and evening routines, cultivating gratitude, fighting against negative self-talk and thoughts, developing study skills, and so much more.  On top of these weekly 15-20 minute episodes about life skills, girls have access to a library of Bloom videos, which are 3-4 minute tutorials, on topics they might be interested in, such as fashion, beauty, healthy lifestyle, and holiday fun. This would be a unique and incredibly meaningful holiday gift for your pre-teen daughter that will bless her with skills that will not only make her middle school experience more positive, but will enrich her social and emotional intelligence into adulthood. -Related Episodes- https://3in30podcast.com/captivate-podcast/130-the-abcs-of-creating-good-habits-for-yourself-and-your-kids-bj-fogg/ (Episode 130: “The ABC of Creating Good Habits...For Yourself and Your Kids!” with BJ Fogg) https://3in30podcast.com/captivate-podcast/work/ (Episode 037: “Teaching Children to Work Without being a Drill Sargeant” with Danielle Taylor) https://3in30podcast.com/captivate-podcast/back-to-school-organization-mika-perry/ (Episode 096: “How to Organize Yourself and Your Home for the New School Year” with Mika Perry)

Today we talk with Candi Kidd (@twofoldhome) and her journey back to a healthy connected self. Candi shares how emotional binge eating kept her separated from her true self and the steps she’s taking to reconnect. Candi works with www.natalieshay.com for her eating therapy.

Danielle Porter and I have been friends for about six years, ever since I started working with the organization, Power of Moms. During that time, I have seen her go from a mother of three young children to a mother of six young children (her oldest is about eleven), and I have admired how fully she has committed herself to learning how to be the best mother she can be. Danielle is truly deliberate about every decision she makes in her home, and she has tried out many systems and strategies over the years. I benefit from hearing her advice as her family and her wisdom grows, and today she is going to share some of that with us on the podcast! I asked her to teach us how to teach our children to work--and I was honestly surprised by her takeaways. But her words also resonated as truth in my heart and reminded me that a little love, patience, and perspective goes a long way. Listen to this wise mama's words, and let me know what you think   Show Notes -Power of Moms' article with cleaning games, "Keeping It Clean": https://powerofmoms.com/keeping-it-clean/ -Last week's episode, "Momming Like a Boss": https://3in30podcast.com/momming-like-a-boss/ -Candi Kidd's episode, "Getting Unmotivated Kids to Help": https://3in30podcast.com/unmotivated-kids-to-help/ -Tony Overbay episode, "How to Praise Your Child When It Feels Like There is Nothing to Praise": https://3in30podcast.com/praise/

Since I was a little girl, I have left a "wake" behind me everywhere I go--cupboards left open, shoes kicked off in the middle of the hallway, and spills on the kitchen counter that should've been wiped up immediately but I didn't even notice them. Luckily, I have a very wise friend who is teaching me better habits. Candi Kidd (who was our guest in Episode 001!) teaches moms who are naturally messy like me how to keep their lives more tidy and orderly. And her tips can really help any mom, even if you are naturally a neat-freak (P.S. you amaze me), because we all live with children...and children bring chaos and confusion along with them everywhere they go. Join Candi and me as we dive into these three takeaways:   1) Be a detective to find and then solve the messy spots in your home.2) Lower the "activation energy" it takes to get started with cleaning.3) Focus on completing one J.O.B. per day.  Show Notes: Candi's new Instagram account, operation_organization: https://www.instagram.com/operation_organization/ Candi's first episode, "Getting Unmotivated Kids to Help": https://3in30podcast.com/unmotivated-kids-to-help/ The House that Cleans Itself by Mindy Starns Clark: https://www.amazon.com/House-That-Cleans-Itself-Solutions/dp/0736918809 Jordan Page who came up with the acronym J.O.B. (just one bite): FunCheaporFree.com Shel Silverstein poem about Melinda Mae who ate the whale: http://shelsilverstein.yolasite.com/melinda-mae.php  

For full show notes, including the 3 takeaways, please visit https://3in30podcast.com/unmotivated-kids-to-help/ Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

As moms, we all know what it's like to say, "Okay, it's time to clean up the kitchen!"...and the kids scatter and disappear like autumn leaves in the wind.We've heard the whining and the excuses. And is my son the only child who loses the ability to walk at precisely the moment that he's asked to help--and ends up flopping around on the carpet instead of carrying plates over from the table?This week on the 3 in 30 podcast, Candi Kidd, a mother of three young children who reads books and takes courses on home management and family systems, shares three practical strategies that we can use to motivate our kids to help around the house.Listen in to discover...How single-tasking outloud can help our kids (and us!) breakdown overwhelming tasks How a celebration blitz can ramp up the positive energy and motivation in our homes How to use the tiny habits to make family contributions just a part of the routine You won't want to miss hearing Candi explain each of these three tools, and when you try them in your home, please let us know via social media or a comment on this post! We'd love to hear if it's working for you.Show NotesTiny Habits for Moms website and course, Linda Fogg-PhillipsTED talk by BJ Fogg "Forget big change, start with a tiny habit" Wendy Joy Hart, Life CoachEasy button from StaplesPhotos by Cate Johnson