Podcast appearances and mentions of miranda anderson

Today I have a special treat for you. I am re-airing the audio of a class that my dear friend Miranda Anderson, taught for a group of 3 in 30 listeners back at the end of 2019. Although it was awhile ago, the wisdom that Miranda shares in this class about decluttering our busy schedules is timeless, and I knew we all needed a refresher!  For full show notes, including the three takeaways, go to https://3in30podcast.com/353-busy-schedule Announcement:  Overcoming Overwhelm Masterclass: Don't forget to sign up for this FREE masterclass I'm teaching live on Zoom the first week in April. If you can't make it live, I'll send you a replay!  Episode sponsors: OneSkin: The world's first skin longevity company. Get started today with 15% off using code 3in30 at one skin.co. BetterHelp: This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Go to betterhelp.com/3in30 to get 10% off your first month of online therapy! *** Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's time to push the boundaries of modern medicine, and maybe to make out with a bitter rival in the on-call room!Coming next on 2 April – Event Planning in Zero G, a microgameProgramme notesThis episode contains medical situations, medical malpractice, gross medical mouth noises, drug misuse, gun violence, and bawdy British humour of the knickers-down variety.CreditsFACILITATOR: Josh YardSTARRING:Josh Yard as Dr Artery Hartwell and PennyNatalie Winter as Dr Miranda Anderson and Steph O'ScopeStrat as Dr Henry Mole and Chris WandsworthEllie Pitkin as Dr Cynthia Cutting and Marjorie HartwellMatt Boothman as Dr Achilles Miles and Jonathan BlackheadROLEPLAYING GAME SYSTEM: Heartbeats by Keith Baker and Jenn Ellis, published in The Ultimate Micro-RPG Book, edited by James D'AmatoMUSIC BY: Alexander Pankhurst, inspired by Horse ElevatorSEASON PLANNED BY: StratEDITED AND PRODUCED BY: Matt BoothmanFind usOn Instagram @merelyroleplayersOn Tumblr @merelyroleplayerswww.MerelyRoleplayers.com

In a time where indulgence in impulsive buying and consumerism is being equated with self-care, practicing frugality is harder than one may think. Frugality fosters a mindset and lifestyle of creativity, advocating for intentional spending. In this episode, Jen and Jill talk about how frugality encourages one to unleash their creativity in budgeting and saving with Miranda Anderson. 

Welcome to another episode of Manifest with Cathclaire! Today we have Miranda Anderson as a guest and she is a true Renaissance woman. Miranda is not just an accomplished author, but also a fellow podcast host, a creative force, and a devoted mother of three. As if that weren't impressive enough, she also serves as a Clarity Coach, guiding others towards their fullest potential. To top it all off, Miranda has her Masters in Applied Positive Psychology - which has been an empowering experience for her and the many people that she impacts. In this episode, we dive into Miranda's journey to all these accomplishments thus far and what she has learned along the way. From the power of stillness to the way your eyes physically change during certain states of being, Miranda is a wealth of knowledge and she shares some of her tips for aligned living with us in this episode.  If you would like to dive deeper with Miranda and experience her coaching one on one, click here. Be sure to subscribe to her podcast, “Practically Happy with Miranda Anderson” here, and follow her on Instagram here.  If you are in Richmond - and looking to tap into your innate creativity, check out the Richmond Creative Club hosted by Miranda as well! As always, you can find me (your host) cathclaire on Instagram, my complimentary personal shopping services on LTK, and my website.

This week's Hidden Gem is another tables-turned interview where Miranda Anderson from the Live Free Creative podcast interviewed me on HER show. By way of introduction to this clip, May is an exciting month for 3 in 30– we are getting ready to launch an online version of my “Declutter Your Motherhood ” workshop, and this conversation with Miranda is really a "sneak peek" of that content. The overarching topic of our conversation was how to delight in your motherhood, and in this clip we talk all about how decluttering your "shoulds" can really help you to make room for joy and delight.  if you are interested in getting on the waitlist for the course so you'll be the first to know when it releases on Monday, as well as receiving an exclusive discount code that won't be shared anywhere else, text the word WAITLIST to 33777. That's WAITLIST to 33777. To hear the rest of this episode, or for the Show Notes, visit: https://3in30podcast.com/179-delight-in-motherhood/ Click below to listen on The Website Apple Podcasts  Spotify Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

1 Community Building with Rachel Strauss of Wood Burn CornerRachel Strauss of Wood Burn Corner started her journey into pyrography with DIY art for her wedding. Now she's one heart, hands and mind behind the prolific pyrography community Wood Burn Corner. She is focused on promoting Community over Competition, by teaching, coaching, and leading Burn Club. Tune in for our conversation about how important community is to her and all the things that she's working on now!You can find Rachel on most major websites as @woodburncorner. Below is a list of links to find her. Then check out the links for things we talked about. woodburncorner.comInstagram @woodburncornerPinterest @woodburncornerBooks (4) The Wood Burn Book, The Wood Burn Community Book of Templates Volume 1, The Wood Burn Community Book of Templates Volume 2, The Wood Burn Community Book of Templates Radial Symmetry EditionPatreon - Burn Club+Facebook - woodburncornerYouTube - woodburncornerTicTok - woodburncorner#woodburncorner, #burnclub, #burnclubplusWho to Follow:Brittany Ratelle @brittanyratelle Miranda Anderson @livefreemiranda Peggy Dean @thepigeonletters Supplies Rachel uses:Burner/NibsWalnut Hollow Versa ToolRazerTipPJL Enterprises CleaningBrass Brush on Amazon As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.Opinions, beliefs and viewpoints of the interviewed guests do not necessarily reflect the opinions, beliefs, and viewpoints of the hosts, Peak Pyrography and/or Fedde Studios LLC.

I would love to introduce you to “Live Free Creative,” a self-development podcast for creative and adventurous people. Tune in weekly to explore tools you can use to find the freedom to live the life you really want, right now. Listen as host Miranda Anderson casually and conversationally shares experiences and lessons from her own life as an adventurous mom, maker, and the lifestyle blogger behind Live Free Creative Co. In addition, she lets you in on humorous and engaging stories about living with her husband, three kids, two dogs, two cats, and six chickens in Richmond, Virginia. apple.co/livefree Live Free Creative Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week Kelsey is joined by minimalist living expert and host of the Live Free Creative podcast, Miranda Anderson! You'll take away the three recipes on Kelsey's meal plan for the week and a new strategy Miranda uses in her family of meal planning once a season. If you're tired of meal planning decision fatigue, this may be the solution! Tune in for this fun and insightful conversation about meals that work for families with young kids and keep everyone happy at the dinner table.For full recipes and show notes, visit: https://kelseynixon.com/podcast027/

As a speaker, teacher, podcast host and author, Miranda Anderson provides tools and inspiration for women to live a creative, adventurous, and intentional life. Starting out as a lifestyle blogger in 2007, Miranda now offers thousands of weekly listeners of the Live Free Creative podcast something new to think about, feel and DO as they move toward living the life of their dreams. In 2018, she published ‘More Than Enough' to chronicle her family's 12-month no-shopping challenge that both shaped their perspective and family culture, and informed some of her most popular content on sustainability and intentionality. Since then, she's hosted online courses, creative retreats, and in-person workshops in her efforts to help those ‘go-getter at heart' women who feel stuck by circumstances live a life more aligned with their dreams and values. Listen in to hear Miranda share: Her philosophy on “just going for it”, knowing full well she may fail The massive impact of her 12 month no-shopping minimalism challenge, which inspired her book, More Than Enough What she learned about herself and how she learned to listen to her intuition by not buying anything new for herself or her family of 5 for 12 months How the 12 month challenge evolved and inspired her work today How she helps moms adopt a sense of adventure as a mindset Using adventure as a mindset and a lens to creativity, curiosity, connection, calm The difference between perfectionism and striving in how we manage outcomes How moms (especially risk averse or perfectionist moms) can practice being adventurous in low stakes way that can have big impact Links mentioned: Enroll in Momentum Mamas: shamelessmom.com/momentum Connect with Miranda: livefreecreative.co Join Miranda's Grown Up Summer Camp July 14th-17th Miranda's Podcast: Live Free Creative Miranda on Facebook Miranda on Instagram Miranda on Twitter Miranda on YouTube Miranda on Pinterest   Sponsor info and promo codes: Please find our sponsor information here: shamelessmom.com/sponsor/ Interested in becoming a sponsor of the Shameless Mom Academy? Email our sales team at sales@adalystmedia.com

Consumerism has enticed us to acquire the bigger, the shinier, and the newer. And for Miranda Anderson, a creative who did a 12-month no shopping challenge with her family, to say that consumption comes at the expense of our creativity is an understatement. Today, we talk about creativity over consumerism, balancing the opposing energies of creating vs consuming, and creativity and society's focus on the end game.

You're in for a treat this week with guest Miranda Anderson @livefreemiranda joining us to talk about finding happiness and adventure in your life (no matter the stage).  This is a fun interview that is perfect to listen to as summer is beginning!  We loved Miranda and know you will too!

Spring is here and summer is approaching which means - staycations! Yes, yes, you'll likely take a traditional vacation or two, but in this episode, I'm chatting with Miranda Anderson about how to plan a staycation with intention. Tune in to hear the questions to ask yourself (and your fellow staycationers) to ensure your own needs are met, some ideas on how to get a vacation-feel in everyday life, and, of course, some of the local spots to add to your staycation list. More About Miranda:As a speaker, teacher, podcast host, and author, Miranda Anderson provides tools and inspiration for women to live a creative, adventurous, and intentional life. Starting out as a lifestyle blogger in 2007, Miranda now offers thousands of weekly listeners of the Live Free Creative podcast something new to think about, feel, and DO as they move toward living the life of their dreams. Miranda lives in Richmond with her husband, 3 kids, 2 dogs, 2 cats and 6 backyard chickens. Fun fact, Miranda and her husband go on a weekly date night and try not to repeat a restaurant, so they're always trying something new in RVA!Full show notes and resources at https://sheheartsrva.com/staycationsSign up for RVA Loves of the Month!Want a recap of the places, people, and resources (including discount codes

A favorite guest is back... Miranda Anderson! As a speaker, teacher, podcast host and author, Miranda Anderson provides tools and inspiration for women to live a creative, adventurous, and intentional life. Starting out as a lifestyle blogger in 2007, Miranda now offers thousands of weekly listeners of the Live Free Creative podcast something new to think about, feel and DO as they move toward living the life of their dreams. In 2018, she published ‘More Than Enough' to chronicle her family's 12-month no-shopping challenge that both shaped their perspective and family culture, and informed some of her most popular content on sustainability and intentionality. Since then, she's hosted online courses, creative retreats, and in-person workshops in her efforts to help those ‘go-getter at heart' women who feel stuck by circumstances live a life more aligned with their dreams and values. Show Notes:  Previous Episode with Miranda from 2017! Website: https://livefreecreative.co Podcast: "Live Free Creative" https://livefreecreative.co/podcast/ Social links: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/livefreecreativeco/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/livefreemiranda/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/livefreemiranda YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/livefreemiranda Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/livefreecreativeco/_created/ This Show is Sponsored by... This episode is sponsored by Magic Spoon, a new cereal company that's discovered a way to recreate your favorite childhood cereals with 0 sugar, 12 grams of protein, and only 3 net grams of carbs in each serving. Magic Spoon offers 4 flavors based on the all-time classics: Cocoa, Fruity, Frosted, and Blueberry--plus a variety pack that lets you try them all. Go to magicspoon.com/EMP to grab a variety pack and try it today! And be sure to use our promo code EMP at checkout to get $5 off a variety pack! And Magic Spoon is so confident in their product, it's backed with a 100% happiness guarantee— so if you don't like it for any reason, they'll refund your money, no questions asked. We thank Magic Spoon for sponsoring the podcast.

A Journey to 50 Pounds Lighter at 50 Kelly Dean, Founder of The Tummy Team and Miranda Anderson, Online Administrator with The Tummy Team,  talk about all the things related to core rehab, diastasis, weight loss and strength gain. Kelly shares about her recent journey to changing her relationship with food and the dramatic impact that has had on losing weight. Miranda shares her journey to building strength and connection while losing weight. Together we talk about how weight loss is not required for core rehab and how we need strength at every size and shape. We also share why The Tummy Team has never been about body image or the aesthetics but about being strong and pain free and capable. This podcast is part of our series Embracing the New: The Focus that Comes with Turning 50! Related Links: Gin Stephen's Books on Intermittent Fasting Strong at Every Size YouTube Video Body Expectations YouTube Video   Subscribe to Our Podcast Here

A Journey to Understanding the Support our Clients Need Kelly interviews Tummy Team online administrator Miranda Anderson as they share about the most common questions our clients ask and the answers. We discuss how weight loss is not required to strengthen your core, how men struggle with body image too, how addressing grief is a surprising factor in the healing process, and so much more. Join us to get to know more about our team and how we are dedicated to loving our clients well. Related Links: Grief Resources Men's Youtube Playlist Prolapse and Diastasis Healing a Diastasis during Pregnancy   Subscribe to Our Podcast Here

What if it's not really time that heals our wounds? How do we move through grief and fear and continue on the path toward achieving our dreams? Bestselling author, Ashley Lemieux, joins us this week to help answer these questions and more as we discuss her new book, I Am Here. Ashley shares with us her thoughts on pain, healing, clarity, and above all the power that resides within each and every one of us. Our hope is that as you listen, you will feel inspired and empowered to leave the fear behind and embrace all the freedom that your future holds. SPONSOR: Visit radswim.com and enter code BECKY10 at checkout to save 10%. SHOW NOTES: The cactus story came from a podcast episode called “Delighting In Motherhood” which can be found on both Rachel Nielson's 3 in 30 Podcast and Miranda Anderson's Live Free Creative Podcast. Ashley's new book, I Am Here, is out now! Connect with Ashley – Instagram: @ashleyklemieux // Podcast: The I Am Podcast with Ashley Lemieux // The Shine Project: theshineproject.com FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM: @BeckyHigginsLLC and @BeckyProudfit. THANKS FOR THE LOVE! Love the podcast? Please share with your friends, tag us in your Instagram stories, and leave a review on iTunes!

What if it’s not really time that heals our wounds? How do we move through grief and fear and continue on the path toward achieving our dreams? Bestselling author, Ashley Lemieux, joins us this week to help answer these questions and more as we discuss her new book, I Am Here. Ashley shares with us her thoughts on pain, healing, clarity, and above all the power that resides within each and every one of us. Our hope is that as you listen, you will feel inspired and empowered to leave the fear behind and embrace all the freedom that your future holds. SPONSOR: Visit radswim.com and enter code BECKY10 at checkout to save 10%. SHOW NOTES: The cactus story came from a podcast episode called “Delighting In Motherhood” which can be found on both Rachel Nielson’s 3 in 30 Podcast and Miranda Anderson’s Live Free Creative Podcast. Ashley’s new book, I Am Here, is out now! Connect with Ashley – Instagram: @ashleyklemieux // Podcast: The I Am Podcast with Ashley Lemieux // The Shine Project: theshineproject.com FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM: @BeckyHigginsLLC and @BeckyProudfit. THANKS FOR THE LOVE! Love the podcast? Please share with your friends, tag us in your Instagram stories, and leave a review on iTunes!

I am so thrilled to connect with you today and share an excerpt from a conversation I had several months ago with a dear friend of mine, https://livefreecreative.co/about/ (Miranda Anderson). Miranda is a blogger, an author, and a mom of three, and she has been on 3 in 30 twice before teaching us how to declutter our schedules and our lives. She has such a unique perspective on life, and I am so grateful that she is my friend and mentor, and that she is allowing me to air today’s episode, which is actually an excerpt from her podcast, https://livefreecreative.co/podcast/ (Live Free Creative).  Back in November, she interviewed me for her show, and I loved the conversation so much, I wanted to bring it here. In this discussion, we talk about three takeaways for finding delight in your motherhood, even in the hardest seasons. I hope you enjoy! *** -3 Takeaways for Delighting in Motherhood-1) Look for the Flecks of Gold. Remember the parable of the miner and how he had to start looking for that particles of gold within the rocks...he had to crack them open and really search in order to find them. That is also true of many seasons of motherhood. The beautiful moments are there if we can train ourselves to see them and give them the weight they deserve in order to find more delight in our motherhood. 2) Declutter your Motherhood of Shoulds. If you notice that you are feeling weighed down in your motherhood–maybe your life is feeling cluttered with commitments or you are constantly beating up on yourself for all the things you “should” be doing–I challenge you to think of your motherhood as a closet that needs a good declutter. What can you get rid of in order to find more delight in motherhood? Sit down and write out all of the “shoulds” that are weighing on you, and ask yourself, “Where did this come from, and does it really fit me and spark joy for me?” If it doesn’t, let it go. 3) Give yourself space to grow. Think of Miranda’s cactus that stayed small until she put it in a bigger pot. Once it had room to spread its roots, it exploded with growth. How can you give yourself more space to grow within your motherhood and your life? I challenge you let this metaphor work in you, to talk it over with a friend or your partner, and make a plan for giving yourself a bit more growing room in your life. >>>Will you try any of these tips for finding more Delight in Motherhood? What would you add to our takeaways? Tell us in the comments below! ***  -Sponsors- Flecks of Gold Journal With this journal, you write down one golden moment you experience each day, as a reminder that no matter how difficult the season is you’re going through, there are still moments of joy. Now through Mother’s Day, the journals are 10% off with the code 3IN30. https://3-in-30-podcast.myshopify.com/ (Shop here.) Jane.com Jane.com a highly-curated, online boutique marketplace featuring the latest in women's fashion trends, accessories, home decor, children's clothing, and more called Jane.Com.  If you are interested in checking out what Jane.com has to offer, they helped me create a curated shop page especially for 3 in 30 listeners with some of my favorite items displayed. Go to http://jane.com/3in30 (jane.com/3in30). ***  -Get in touch with Miranda!- Blog: https://livefreecreative.co/ (https://livefreecreative.co/) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/livefreemiranda/ (@livefreemiranda) Podcast: https://livefreecreative.co/podcast/ (Live Free Creative Podcast) Miranda's Creative Mentorship: https://www.patreon.com/livefreecreative (https://www.patreon.com/livefreecreative) *** -Links Mentioned in the Episode- Sermon with the Parable of the Miner: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/general-conference/2011/04/finding-joy-through-loving-service?lang=eng ("Finding Joy through Loving Service," M. Russell Ballard ) *** - Did you like this episode about how to Delight in your Motherhood? If so, check...

Miranda Anderson is a creative lifestyle and practical minimalism expert AND she's a book lover like us. She opens up the bookish box to new ideas to use and think about books in your home and life. And offers suggestions on how to spread the love so that you and your family, friends, and community can enjoy the books you love more than ever before. *This post contains affiliate links. If you click on the link a percentage of your purchase will be paid to me, at no extra cost to you. I only recommend resources that I love. If you chose to use them, thank you for supporting me and the businesses I love! Find Miranda: Live Free Creative Website Miranda's Book Miranda on Instagram Book Nook: The Read-Aloud Family https://bookshop.org/widgets.js

I live in a tiny town in Idaho where we have no mall, no Costco, and no Target, so last year in December, I decided to make the 2.5 hour drive to our closest big city, Boise, in order to do some Christmas shopping. While I was there, I got some great gifts for loved ones...but the person that I ended up buying the most stuff for was myself.  Before I started my drive back home from Boise, I sat in the parking lot of the mall and downloaded the audio version of my friend Miranda Anderson’s book. Her book is called More Than Enough, and I did already know a bit about the general premise of the book, but I remember reading the full description as it was downloading on my phone and literally laughing aloud at the irony of it. The book description says:  “As another year unfolded, lifestyle blogger and mom of three Miranda Anderson realized she felt weighed down by the mass of belongings her family had been accumulating. In an effort to pare down and cultivate a deeper sense of gratitude and abundance in their lives, she and her husband decided to embark on a minimalism challenge, where they would stop all unnecessary shopping for one year.  Less Stuff, More Adventure became their mantra as they focused on gaining enriching family moments and seeking personal development. Life became about only choosing what truly matters and simply disregarding the rest.” I remember looking up at the busy shopping mall in front of me, then at the pile of bags on the passenger seat, and thinking, “Well, I wish I would’ve listened to this book on my way to the mall instead of on my way home!” Thankfully, Miranda’s book is not meant to shame anyone about their shopping habits and she totally understands the occasional splurge on yourself. Instead, the point of her book–and actually all of her work–is to help us to become more mindful about what we choose to bring into our lives--both physically through the stuff that we buy, but also emotionally, energetically, and mentally. Miranda is a dear friend and mentor of mine, and she truly lives what she teaches about practical minimalism and abundance, and I am thrilled to have her back on 3 in 30 today.  -Three Takeaways for uncovering what matters most- Miranda based her three takeaways on the acronym LESS.: L = Look at your life with new eyes. Our brains are wired to notice the new and novel, so when you stop adding constant input into your life, you might actually be able to see the beauty that is already in your life RIGHT NOW.  E = Experiment with things you already have before you rush to buy something new.  It’s often easier to consume than it is to create, but creativity just needs a little space to flourish.  SS = Say yes to what matters most to you, and Say no to everything else.  After you’ve defined what you want for your life, consciously CHOOSE it by saying no to opportunities that don’t align or fit. -Show Notes- Miranda’s Website: https://livefreecreative.co/ (https://livefreecreative.co/) Miranda’s Instagram https://www.instagram.com/livefreemiranda/?hl=en (@livefreemiranda) Miranda’s Podcast, https://livefreecreative.co/podcast/ (Live Free Creative) >>>Join me in taking Miranda’s https://jan-2021-live-free-from-clutter.teachery.co/live-free-from-clutter?a=GDnmn7c2 (Live Free from Clutter) online course, running January 11 - February 14, 2021! Use the code rachel25 for $25 off! -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.  Going into the new year, this would be a unique and incredibly meaningful resource for your pre-teen...

Miranda Anderson is here to encourage us to simplify. Miranda Anderson is the mother of three and the founder of Live Free Creative Company and her mission is to provide tools for women to live a creative, adventurous, and intentional lifestyle. Miranda is also the author of More than Enough, a book that shares a ... Read moreEpisode 8: Miranda Anderson – Less Stuff, More Adventure

Imagine not going shopping -- sounds simple, right? Now imagine not shopping for anything for a whole year. Our guest today did it and she’s here to share her experience. Episode Introduction:  In today’s Law Chat episode, we are accompanied by a true minimalist who tells her how she turned her life around by realizing the importance of what she already had as opposed to always chasing for more. Episode Summary:  Miranda Anderson walks us through her journey where she had always been used to independence ever since she was a young child and how that made an impact on her entire life. She shares all her milestones from being a nurse to blogging as a hobby and then finally monetizing her creative side. She also shares how she and her family have adopted the value of minimalism and changed their life. Main Takeaways: When you’re confused about what you want to do in life, stop doing everything and put things into perspective. Sometimes letting go off of the idea of the way things should be done can help you do better. You may think that you have wasted time while working in a different stream when you were supposed to do something else but you don’t realize the fact that you’re always learning and gaining skills that can be spun off and utilized in a different manner. Simplifying the little things in your life such as your meals and your closet can help take a load off of your schedule. Focus on budgeting your energy along with time and money. If you’re not utterly excited about something, then you probably shouldn’t do it. You should give yourself grace for sitting down and doing nothing. You need a break every now and then. Perfection isn’t about not bending the rules, it’s about bringing a level of intention to every choice you make. If you truly care about something, make sure you keep it protected. Resources:  Deep Work: Rules for Focused Success in a Distracted World Fun Facts About Miranda Anderson: Her favorite books are  Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less by Greg McKeown & The School of Essential Ingredients by Erica Bauermeister Her favorite business tool is Teachery. Her favorite holiday is Thanksgiving. Find Miranda Anderson: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LIVEFREEMIRANDA/ Website: www.livefreecreative.co Shop Her Book: https://shop.livefreecreative.co/ Get the visual experience, watch the videocast for the episode here:  Connect With Girija: Website: https://www.gbplaw.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gbplaw/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GBPLaw/ Get Ready To Use Contact Templates At https://yourcontractbuddy.com/

This week on the pod is all about less stuff, more adventure, more freedom and the MOST fun chats with Miranda Anderson. ICYMI, I had a major move last year where Jesse, Tommy and I carted our stuff away from tiny apartments in NYC and into an amazing home in the woods where plants grace my presence the minute I walk out the front door. Behind the scenes on this whole transition was Miranda Anderson, established blogger and author of More Than Enough: How One Family Cultivated A More Abundant Life Through A Year Of Practical Minimalism whose book I listened to on repeat at least three times. In this talk we discussed how your stuff is holding you back from adventure, why practical minimalism is bound to bring fulfillment, why lipstick is freaking awesome and why open mindsets can lead to Puerto Rico or Texas or the woods o’ New York or wherever your heart leads you. I’d say this episode with Miranda left me with more than enough!     Press play to hear: Why less stuff inspires more adventure What is practical minimalism and why it might be right for you How to stop chasing materialism  Why acquiring enough stuff is simply a decision  How to live of life jam-packed of freedom and adventure Happiness = do more of the stuff you like and less of what you don’t like What’s an adventure mindset and why it’ll improve your life Links related to this episode: The full show notes with all the deets from this episode! BUY MY BEST SELLING BOOK, PARTY IN YOUR PLANTS! Where to buy Amazing Grass goodies and save 30% with code: PLANTPARTY30 Where to buy Four Sigmatic Magic Mushroom Products and save 15% with code: “PARTYINMYPLANTS” Book me to speak at your college, conference or company! Where I’d much appreciate you leaving a review for the show in iTunes!! Where you can go to suggest a guest (yourself or someone else) for the show! Party in My Plants on Instagram Party in My Plants on Facebook Party in My Plants’ Videos on YouTube

As moms, we’ve got a lot going on all the time. I did a brain dump the other day of everything I’d like to be doing right now with my home, my family, my business, and my personal goals, and it was four pages long! Which is why I'm so excited to be talking to Ceri Payne today! There are only 24 hours in a day, and it is simply just NOT POSSIBLE to do it all all at once. Sadly, it is also not possible to “create” more time–but we CAN maximize on the time we already have and make sure that we are using it wisely and in a way that truly aligns with our highest priorities. Today on the podcast, we have a guest who is an expert in teaching women how to do just that.  Ceri Payne (https://organizedlife.coach/) is a woman who definitely knows how to maximize her time. She went through the rigorous training at the Life Coach School with Brooke Castillo and started her successful coaching business WHILE working full-time as a special education teacher and being a devoted mother to three teenage girls. She now specializes in coaching overwhelmed moms on how to balance the demands of life and motherhood while creating their businesses. Whether or not you are ever interested in growing a business, I know the tips that Ceri has to share today are going to help you discover more time in your days so you can more fully pursue your interests, goals, and relationships. Three Takeaways for Maximizing your Time as a Mom with Ceri Payne 1) Batch like-tasks together within your housekeeping and other life responsibilities, so you’re not wasting time and energy on task switching. 2) Minimize the number of decisions you have to make daily by developing routines and rhythms for as much as you can within your life, like laundry or even washing your hair. 3) Plan time to plan your time. This upfront investment will pay back dividends in the clarity that you’ll feel every day. Show Notes Ceri’s Website: https://organizedlife.coach/ (https://organizedlife.coach/) Ceri’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/organizedlife.coach (http://www.instagram.com/organizedlife.coach) Ceri’s Freebie: 24 Ways to Save 24 Hours This Month (https://organizedlife.coach/freebie/) Minimalist Meal Plan by Miranda Anderson (https://livefreecreative.co/energy-is-everything-a-minimalist-meal-plan/) Brooke Castillo “Throw Away Your To-Do List” (https://thelifecoachschool.com/podcast/261/) (episode 261) Related Episodes Episode 59: 3 Tips to Create More Time in Your Day // Lauren Golden (https://3in30podcast.com/captivate-podcast/time/) Episode 14: Getting Out of Overwhelm: A 3-Step Process // April Perry (https://3in30podcast.com/captivate-podcast/overwhelm/) Episode 48: How to Find Time for Personal Development as a Busy Mom: The 3 Ps // Mary Jenkins (https://3in30podcast.com/captivate-podcast/3ps/) Leave a Review for 3 in 30! This month, I am going to be putting together some fun care packages for three listeners who leave a review, so if you’re interested in getting some goodies in the mail from me, just leave a review some time in August, and you will be entered.  This little video will show you how, if you aren’t sure: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ri2rUE4cyE (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ri2rUE4cyE) Thank you so much for your support of 3 in 30! What tips from Ceri Payne did you find most helpful? Let me know in a comment below!

In episode #125 of Fit Mama Real Food Radio we will get to know Miranda's story a little more, chat about her year of no spending and learn what practical minimalism looks like. We also chat about how we can learn to love what we have and not need more + tips for practicing minimalism tips with kids. I was so inspired by this conversation with Miranda and I know you will be too! Connect with Miranda: Website, Instagram, Podcast Buy Miranda's book: More Than Enough Thanks to our podcast sponsor Seattle Elderberry!  Use code FitMamaRadio for 20% off your first order! Check out our new podcast sponsor Cleaning Essentials! Use code fitmama15 to save 15% off your next order! Show notes: https://www.fitmamarealfood.com/radio125  

Miranda Anderson is the author of More Than Enough, the story of her family's one year long no-shopping challenge. She enjoys educating people and loves to share advice and help in any way that she can. She loves minimalism and simplifying her life and teaching others how to do the same. She has found so much fulfillment leaning into her truth and encourages others to discover what that is for them and align their actions with their personal values. Today as we're doing through this pandemic, and stay at home orders, we all need to make peace with what we have so this message from Miranda seemed very on-point. We're going through a forced pause.

Miranda’s recently released book, More Than Enough:How One Family Cultivated A More Abundant Life Through A Year of Practical Minimalism shares what happened when her family of five stopped shopping for 12 months. We get into what inspired the no shopping, what she discovered along the way and the book that was inspired by it along with her early start as a blogger and choosing to make creating content be her full time job and so much more! I really loved this conversation and applying the enough thought process to what we are purchasing and surrounding ourself with!You can find more detailed show notes and links to things we mention at https://yourjoyologist.com/podcast-miranda-anderson/  and from me in general at https://yourjoyologist.com and @yourjoyologist on Instagram/Twitter/Facebook You can find Miranda @livefreemiranda and https://livefreecreative.co Go get + gift my daily inspiration app OWN YOUR AWESOME and check out my product line here! 

If you find yourself discouraged in your wandering, you don't have to be! The growth is really in the journey, not the arrival. If you don't believe that, we get into it in this episode with artist Caitlin Connolly. She shares her unconventional path, how it really took decades to believe in herself, and why you, too, should pursue your blessed wandering path. You've probably seen Caitlin Connolly's work; her art is strikingly beautiful and many women identify strongly with her figure painting. I for one, knew I needed her to share her unique story with this community when Miranda Anderson shared a bit of it on her podcast. There is something so familiar in her own story of struggling to find her calling. Her advice? Start with what you love. Anything, no matter how small or trivial in your mind, will do. Then build, seek support, find clarity, and gain confidence. We also discuss how to deal with "arrival disappointment", and the beauty in taking a break. If you find yourself well-versed in fear, scared of trusting your gut, this episode should give you the "get started" boost you need. And if you want this episode's Progress Pointers make sure you're subscribed to the Go Getter Newsletter and get them straight to your inbox each Thursday. About a few other things... Ready for an Organization Overhaul? Learn from myself and 11 experts on a wide variety of topics meant to teach you how to take charge of your organization and change your life. Listen to 24 lessons over 12 weeks, receive weekly emails, and tons of support to get your mind, space, and time organized. Podcast listeners get lifetime access for the lower yearly price with code 'PROGRESS' at checkout. Prices go up February 1st, don't miss out! SHOW NOTES Caitlin's Instagram, Website Get this episode's Progress Pointers Get the Organization Overhaul audio course - use code 'PROGRESS' Join the monthly membership group beta Get your first month+ FREE with Libsyn using code MONICA Lend your voice and experience + be featured on the show HERE Join the free and private FB group Join Monica on Facebook and Instagram Songs Credit: DRIVE by Dj Nicolai Heidlas @nicolai-heidlas Music provided by FREE MUSIC FOR VLOGS AND VIDEOS bit.ly/freemusicforvlogs

In this session of Live Simply, The Podcast, Kristin talks to Miranda Anderson about embracing minimalism. Miranda shares how to life a minimalist lifestyle with kids and a family. Her tips and stories will encourage and inspire you to say no the clutter and consumerism and yes to intentional living.  Show Notes and Links Mentioned in This Episode:   https://livesimply.me/minimalism-podcast/

Does your daily schedule feel deeply fulfilling, or do you often feel like life is a bit of a runaway train? Are your authentic values reflected by how you spend your time, or are your days filled up with things you've said yes to just because you felt that you "should"? Today's episode on how to declutter your schedule is for any mother who is searching for more intention, clarity, and calm in her day-to-day life. For the past few months, I’ve been working on a special project behind-the-scenes: a private coaching program for women who have attended a Declutter Your Motherhood workshop (3in30podcast.com/workshops) . I am currently working with 18 women, and we meet virtually once a week to explore topics of decluttering our mindsets and our lives. In December, our group had a private masterclass with podcaster (https://livefreecreative.co/podcast/) who specializes in decluttering your home AND your life so you can design a life of intention. Truly, I don’t know anyone in this world who lives with more intention than Miranda. This episode is an excerpt from her masterclass where she shares 3 takeaways to declutter your daily schedule. Let’s dig in!  Three Takeaways on How to Declutter Your Schedule: 1) Remember, everything is optional. 2) Time is a cycle, and it's important to respect your seasons. 3) Put the "big rocks" in first every day--and remember that one of the big rocks is YOU.   Quotes from this episode: "It was the first time I realized that life isn't just about always adding more and more and more. At some point, I needed to actually make decisions and not just choose everything. I had to choose what was not going to fit in my life." "As humans, we want to do what's comfortable, even if it's not working. We will opt to do the things that we're already doing because we know what the outcomes are and not knowing the outcome is scary enough that it keeps us from making changes. But if we make changes, that is the only way to understand what we're actually capable of." "I think if you allow yourself to consider that every single thing on your schedule is optional, you are immediately able to feel some freedom. You clear everything off of your schedule and you decide what actually adds value." "I think that we owe it to ourselves to understand that we can say no, we can clear things off, we can discontinue things that we've been doing for a long time." "We often want to just replicate this ideal of what we think we should be accomplishing, doing, feeling. And if we have a little bit of perspective on the seasons and the cycles of time, we know that, it's just all going to flow back around, and that where we are right now is just right." "What do you want your life to feel like? Think about the feeling that you want in your life, and then build a life around that feeling." Full Transcript For a full transcript of the episode, click here (https://3in30podcast.com/episode-112-transcript/) . Freebie I created a worksheet for you to APPLY what you learned from Miranda. You can download that for free at 3in30podcast.com/worksheets (https://3in30podcast.com/worksheets/) . Online Workshop! I am teaching my full Declutter your Motherhood workshop live and ONLINE on Tuesday, January 28th, and I would love for you to join us. If you enjoy the content and the format of this discussion with Miranda, I know you will love my online workshop, so go to 3in30podcast.com/workshops (https://3in30podcast.com/workshops/) to reserve your seat. Links Mentioned in Today’s Show Declutter Your Motherhood (https://3in30podcast.com/workshops/) Live Free Creative Podcast (https://livefreecreative.co/podcast/) Live Free Creative Blog (https://livefreecreative.co/blog/) Miranda Anderson’s Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/livefreemiranda/?hl=en) 7 Habits of Highly Effective People...

We're thrilled to present today's guest: blogger, podcaster, and now published author, Miranda Anderson! Miranda share some amazing wisdom with us about living an intentional, creative life by choosing adventures and an abundance mentality over the all-too-common and neverending search for MORE. In this episode with Miranda Anderson, we pick her brain about how minimalism works with kids. She shares tips for helping kids declutter and making intentional choices about what to own. Then she gives ideas for adventures with kids and how to cultivate an adventure mindset. Finally, she advises about keeping a positive mindset when things go wrong. Mentioned in this episode: Live Free Creative Podcast Miranda on Instagram More than Enough book Live Free Creative website Cultivating an Adventure Mindset Free 5 days to Freedom course

A few months ago, I discovered Miranda Anderson through an interview on another podcast. I loved her positive approach to life and immediately binged episodes from her own podcast, Live Free Creative, and read her book, More Than Enough. I was thrilled when she agreed to be a guest on my podcast. Living the Life you Want In the episode, you’ll hear Miranda discuss how she learned to live the life she wanted. She shares key elements she has learned of contentment and gratitude as well as setting aside the message we are lacking in some way. Miranda shared, “Today is the day that I want. The things that I have right now are the things that I want.” A Year of No Spending While attending a conference, Miranda heard these words, “You can do more of what you like and less of what you don’t like.” She went home with a new perspective that ultimately led her family to an experiment of no spending for a year. Miranda realized she was in control of her life and she didn’t have to do what she had always done. She talks about the lessons her family learned from the experiment and how their takeaways were external as well as internal. Overall, Miranda learned there is always something in your life that is good that you can be grateful for. Creating Space I loved discussing with Miranda how we can be responsible for our own spirituality. Miranda said, “It’s a lot more difficult to take full responsibility for our spirituality but it also makes it a lot more personal.” Miranda also discusses how she has learned to create space in her life to do as the song says–search, ponder and pray. She points to the example set by Christ when He took time to be away and “be.” Miranda believes “being” is as important as the “busy” things we do in the Gospel. No Checklists in Spirituality I was grateful to get to discuss a topic that has been on my mind a lot lately–there are no checklists with spirituality. Miranda pointed out that the shift in the church to a more home-centered approach is helping us to rely less on the structure and organization and be able to discover for ourselves what we need as spiritual beings. Partner with God in Motherhood Miranda talked about knowing who she is and how her divine identity translates to her role as a mother and in her relationship with God. She understands why she doesn’t have to be everything for her children. “My job is to get to know the divine beings that they already are and we learn together.”   Follow Miranda Instagram: @livefreemiranda Website: livefreecreative.co Podcast: Live Free Creative Book: More Than Enough Follow Spiritually Minded Mom Blog: spirituallymindedmom.com Instagram: @spirituallymindedmom Facebook: spirituallymindedmom Podcast: Spiritually Minded Mom on iTunes

This episode is about what it really means to be healthy and living a life of wellness by creating space for the things that matter to you. Whether you live in that place of more than enough on a daily basis, or it's something you want more of in your life, this episode is for you. This conversation with Miranda Anderson, author of More Than Enough, is about how to find that place when you know you have more than enough. Show Notes (under episode 115) Get Simplified, Gentle Wellness Tips + Be in the Know Connect on Instagram Join the Facebook group   Show the Feel Good Effect Love If you loved today’s episode be sure to leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts so we can keep bringing you more content like this! Share the show on Instagram, tagging @realfoodwholelife so that we can connect and highlight listeners on my feed.

In honor of Halloween, we’re sharing a spooky occurrence at our beach house that we legitimately couldn't explain for a few months (even I, the perennial skeptic, was like... "how did that just happen?!"). We’re also chatting with author Miranda Anderson about how her entire family took on a yearlong shopping ban, and how that choice led to more gratitude, patience, and a sense of adventure for the entire family. Plus, an update on how things are getting real (and real messy!) in our master bathroom reno - and a tool we’re using to help keep our sanity throughout the process. Be sure to check out younghouselove.com/podcast-152/ for notes, links, and photos from this episode.

When she had 3 little kids and was at the end of her rope, Miranda Anderson (@livefreemiranda) and her husband decided to try essentialism for a year - buying only what they needed. This meant not buying non-consumable items for an entire year. In this episode she's telling us all about how she navigated Target trips, birthdays, holidays, and educating her kids about money during her family's year of "practical minimalism."  Miranda also shares what her family learned during the process, and what values were instilled or reinforced during that year.  You can find Miranda on Instagram at @livefreemiranda, or at her blog - or listen to her podcast at Live Free Creative. Be sure to check out her book, “More than Enough: How One Family Cultivated A More Abundant Life Through A Year Of Practical Minimalism” to learn more! Listen to more Influential Motherhood episodes in your favorite podcast app or visit www.influentialmotherhood.com. 

In this episode, Jessie interviews Miranda Anderson. Miranda is an author, blogger, podcaster, mama, (to kiddos and chickens!) and creative. Jessie and Miranda chat about everything from Miranda's year long no-spend challenge to decluttering and creating creative time with kids. You won't want to miss this episode! Follow Miranda on Instagram @livefreemiranda Live Free Creative Podcast More than Enough book on Amazon Connect with us: Almost Crunchy IG - @almostcrunchypodcast Jessie - @simplynourishedgirl Laiken - @mslaikenwilliams Jessie's website - www.simplynourishedgirl.com Laiken's website - www.brushesandbrunch.com E-mail - almostcrunchypodcast@gmail.com Have thoughts or a comment? Leave us a review! We are so thankful for each and every one of you. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

What does it really look like to live with less? As in day-to-day actual specifics. Earlier this week, I spoke with Miranda Anderson of Live Free Creative all about how to be a minimalist. I loved hearing about her family's year-long experiment of not buying anything new, beyond food and consumables. Like me, Miranda has kids. And for a hot second, she too lived in Austin, Texas⁠; land of mega 'McMansion' style homes and big-box stores. These stores are chock FULL of every knick-knack, paddy-whack, and plastic thing of your dreams (to fill your home with!). But how do we take what she taught us, and actually put it into practice? Today I share my 3 simple steps to live with less. 1. Inquire: Do you need this? 2. Follow a simple rule - ‘one for one' 3. Release the old, make space for the new   Show notes available with all LINKS mentioned here: https://thesimplifiers.com/podcast/how-to-live-with-less

After last week's episode with Miranda Anderson and talking about her family's experience not buying non-consumables for an entire year, we both thought about what it meant in our lives. We read her book and now we're talking! We share some pretty deep thoughts about personally applying some things, inspired by the book, and BP tells of her experience participating in her own 30-day limited-spending challenge. You might be surprised at what not letting her daughter buy a $1 pencil did to her! Settle in and listen to how we are implementing Miranda's teachings and how we're learning when enough is enough. Show notes can be found on the blog at BeckyHiggins.com. DIRECT LINK. Follow us on instagram — @BeckyHigginsLLC and @BeckyProudfit. Love the podcast? Please share with your friends and leave a review on iTunes!

After last week's episode with Miranda Anderson and talking about her family's experience not buying non-consumables for an entire year, we both thought about what it meant in our lives. We read her book and now we're talking! We share some pretty deep thoughts about personally applying some things, inspired by the book, and BP tells of her experience participating in her own 30-day limited-spending challenge. You might be surprised at what not letting her daughter buy a $1 pencil did to her! Settle in and listen to how we are implementing Miranda's teachings and how we're learning when enough is enough. Show notes can be found on the blog at BeckyHiggins.com. DIRECT LINK. Follow us on instagram — @BeckyHigginsLLC and @BeckyProudfit. Love the podcast? Please share with your friends and leave a review on iTunes!

Have you ever wondered what it'd be like to be a minimalist? To live with less clutter, less stuff, less things holding you down and holding you back? I don't know about you, but simplifying down sounds pretty good to me. Clearing out, letting go, and decluttering once a quarter - that's right up my alley. Count me in. But could you sustain being a minimalist every single day? Especially if you have kids who seem to need a mountain of stuff? Could you go an entire year without buying anything new? My guest and her family went an entire year without buying stuff and the experience transformed her household completely. Miranda Anderson simplifies how to be a minimalist through intentional shopping In this episode, you will learn: How Miranda defines ‘practical minimalism' and how it influences how she runs her business and home Why cultivating gratitude is a critical step in being a minimalist The (surprising) lessons Miranda learned from a year of not shopping How she taught her children (and herself!) the power of patience through this experiment How Miranda determines whether to buy something… or not How to replace ‘retail therapy' with something healthier, as a self-care practice Miranda's memoir, More Than Enough: How One Family Cultivated A More Abundant Life Through A Year Of Practical Minimalism, a fascinating read. After reading it I just knew I had to chat with her on the podcast all about it. She shows us how we can be minimalists, but in a practical and more realistic way. #DoTheThing! Show notes available with all LINKS mentioned here:https://thesimplifiers.com/podcast/miranda-anderson-how-to-be-a-minimalist

Nurse turned lifestyle blogger turned minimalist, Miranda Anderson, joins us for this inspiring and motivating conversation! She shares about her new book, More Than Enough, that chronicles her family's experiment in living a minimalist life and living out their family motto — less stuff, more adventure. Can you imagine not buying any non-consumable items for an entire year? Miranda tells us how her family did it and what they learned. You will be inspired to pieces of their experience and apply them in a way that makes sense for you and your family. She also shares in a loving and genuine way how everyone is more than enough right where they are right now, how to be content with where you are, and how to decide when you have enough. Show notes can be found on the blog at BeckyHiggins.com. DIRECT LINK. Follow us on instagram — @BeckyHigginsLLC and @BeckyProudfit. Love the podcast? Please share with your friends and leave a review on iTunes!

Nurse turned lifestyle blogger turned minimalist, Miranda Anderson, joins us for this inspiring and motivating conversation! She shares about her new book, More Than Enough, that chronicles her family's experiment in living a minimalist life and living out their family motto — less stuff, more adventure. Can you imagine not buying any non-consumable items for an entire year? Miranda tells us how her family did it and what they learned. You will be inspired to pieces of their experience and apply them in a way that makes sense for you and your family. She also shares in a loving and genuine way how everyone is more than enough right where they are right now, how to be content with where you are, and how to decide when you have enough. Show notes can be found on the blog at BeckyHiggins.com. DIRECT LINK. Follow us on instagram — @BeckyHigginsLLC and @BeckyProudfit. Love the podcast? Please share with your friends and leave a review on iTunes!

Have you ever thought about writing a book or wondered what it would be like to do so? Writing a blog post is one thing, but putting down over 40,000 words is another! Miranda Anderson joins us again on the show to share her experience of going from blogger to published author. She just released her book "More Than Enough" and on the show, she gives a behind the scenes look of what it really takes to write a book, how to publish, things she wished she knew before she started, and more! Head to our blog for the show notes, ThriveTogether.blog

What would happen if you stopped buying stuff for one full year? If you’re like me you might think, “Meh--who cares!” HAHA but if you’re like my amazing guest Miranda Anderson you might think, “What would that do for me and my family?! And could I find peace and abundance from that?” Spoiler alert--she did and has some amazing tips for us too! In this incredibly fun and entertaining interview you’ll be SO INSPIRED by Miranda, how she lives with full confidence, and how she used that confidence to pursue a dream and idea that led to her soon-to-be released book More Than Enough! I laughed, I cried, and even if you *THINK* you know everything about minimalism, you’ll see some ideas in a whole new light! She also leaves us with practical ideas for discovering you have and you are MORE THAN ENOUGH--and you don’t even have to stop buying stuff! Ha! DON’T MISS THIS ONE! Get Miranda’s Book More Than Enough! https://livefreecreative.co/more-than-enough-pre-order-plus-a-free-gift/ Want to work on your confidence? Join us in Awesome on Demand! https://thealisonshow.com/awesomeondemand Eric's closing song is "Fun in the Sun" from the Weekend Away Collection at Pleasant Pictures Music Club Get unlimited music for $199 and make your content POP! Use code: AWESOMEWITHERIC for 20% off

Sometimes self-improvement becomes an endless list of more things to add to our already growing to-do list. Often, the best Action step to growth is Subtraction. Making the room for growth is the crucial first step to successfully moving towards your goal. Natalie interviews author, blogger, and podcaster Miranda Anderson about her journey towards practical minimalism and what it means to live a life with space. Show Quote “Progress for us, was aligning ourselves and our environment with our values” - Miranda Anderson https://livefreecreative.co https://www.instagram.com/livefreemiranda/ https://livefreecreative.co/podcast/ Connect with Natalie: Instagram: @natalienorton Email: natalienorton@gmail.com Thanks so much for listening. Make sure to subscribe to the podcast, and don’t forget to rate and review the podcast in iTunes so we can continue to bring you great content.  You know what would be over the top amazing? If you text this show to a friend/family member right now, and encourage them to listen. If you've found this meaningful, others will as well. 

It's no secret that motherhood is messy. It's not always like the curated, perfectly edited pictures we see every day on social media, and I believe the magic lies in BEING OK with that.  In this episode Miranda Anderson from live free creative shares with us how we can really create magical moments even when things seem to be going horribly wrong...but don't be fooled, Miranda isn't JUST sharing great ideas that could be fun to try, she comes 100% from personal experience.  Miranda opens up and shares details from her year of COMPLETE chaos you won't believe. Through it all, she was able to keep her head up, look for the magic in it, and found that even her kids were able to do the same. Through her story she shares insights about how you can rise above the mess of motherhood to create magical moments too.  You can find more about Miranda at  her blog: https://livefreecreative.co/ her podcast: https://livefreecreative.co/podcast/ her instagram: https://www.instagram.com/livefreemiranda/

Our guests today were Miranda Anderson and Melissa Krueger, Committee Members for the 12th Annual Purses for Partners event to benefit Kinship Partners.

Miranda has so many wonderful things to share, and she's excited about sharing, which I LOVE!  She's got a wonderful enthusiasm for life, and it comes through in our chat. The title of this episode is her trademarked slogan, and she is sharing tips on her website, podcast, and social media about living a minimalist lifestyle with LESS STUFF and MORE ADVENTURE! One of my favorite things that she said was towards the end, and you'll want to hear more of her explanation, but the gist is the importance of teaching our kids to feel fulfilled and success in everyday life, not just achieving big goals. SO MUCH WISDOM THERE! Listen as she chats about downsizing their home by half, and my lamenting on the stuff accumulation in my house. Serious goals! >>This post is brought to you by Budget Boot Camp. My husband and I started a budgeting adventure recently, and have been guided by these lessons by Jordan Page. After using a spreadsheet in the course, we cut some things out and are trying to save 30% of our income. Click the link to learn more! Come join the discussion from my chat with Miranda over on Instagram and share your favorite part of this episode: @CapturingJoy.KristenDuke Miranda on Instagram: @LiveFreeMiranda Live Free Creative Co (Miranda's site) The book Miranda mentioned: Ignore It Photo organizer: @Miss.Freddy Family game: UNO and Things

Do you get stuck thinking you need to be an "expert" in one finite field in order to matter? Pish-posh! It's more than OK to be a "Jane of all trades." In fact, doing all the things will help you figure out better who you are than pigeon-holing yourself into one "admirable" standard of achievement. Miranda Anderson of Live Free Creative Co. is a testament to how much joy, fun, creativity, and challenge you can bring into your life by daring to try new things. She does ALL the things, because she enjoys the process more than the outcome. Listen in to hear how you can better own who you are by exploring where the wind (ie. your interests, gifts, hobbies, etc.) takes you. And how one failed sewing experiment launched Miranda into years of personal-growth and more.   Show Notes Miranda's Website, Instagram, and Facebook FREE Printables, including this month’s Progress Plan Lend your voice and experience + be featured on the show HERE Join the free and private FB groupJoin the Progress Program: SMALL-group GROWTH coaching for women (you can apply now to reserve your slot for February!) Join Monica on Facebook and Instagram Songs Credit: Nicolai Heidlas

Kelli's at Pop's to grab coffee with Miranda Anderson. Miranda's originally from Utah and only been in Richmond a couple years but a couple years in and she's already a part of Richmond's creative scene.

Are you at the point where you want to work with brands? Or maybe you have but you know there are more strategies you need to be implementing? Miranda Anderson joins us today to share all the details about working with brands. From brand networks to pitching, she gives details that every blogger and influencer needs to know. If you want to do sponsored campaigns or do them better than before, listen and take notes! 

elise chats with blogger and maker, Miranda Anderson about her family's no-buying year and finding creativity through living with less. shownotes for this episode can be found at elisejoy.com/podcast/shownotes141

In this episode, Miranda, a maker, adventurer, creative mama, and the blogger behind Live Free Creative Company shares her tips on creating space for creativity and ultimately living a more creative and intentional lifestyle. Miranda explains how a nurse educator became a maker -- then a blogger - and then a content creator for herself and other successful brands. She talks about the giant mindset shifts she had had in embracing “functional minimalism” with her husband and three kids and in being authentic as an influencer and as a consumer of creative content. In this episode, you will learn: Miranda’s four tips to get “unstuck” in your work How in the world you can be a minimalist with three kids, a dog, and as a crafter/maker Her thoughts on downsizing from her dream 25000 square foot rancher home in Texas to a 1,000 square foot Cape Cod rental house What questions Miranda asks herself EVERY time she posts content What being “authentic” and “intentional” really mean to her as a modern influencer and creative Miranda also talks about ALT summit (how it changed her career path, but in a way you wouldn't expect!!)  Some links mentioned:  The Live Free Creative Co ENGAGE VS. OBSERVE AND FOUR OTHER TIPS FOR A POSITIVE SOCIAL MEDIA EXPERIENCE Brittany's free mini-course on FTC disclosures and influencer marketing FTC guidelines for social media  Full show notes HERE -- including the download FREEBIE with the top quotes and tips from the episode!  

You guys are in for a treat today. For our season 2 closer, I am chatting with Miranda Anderson, of Live Free Miranda. She exudes positivity and her life revolves around joy and adventure. We chat about how she developed her creativity, how she downsized to a 1000 square foot home, what she thinks of comparison on social media, and the secret to her joy. It's a fabulous conversation I know you're going to love! Show Notes:  Link to her blog: livefreecreative.co/blog Her shop: shop.livefreecreative.co More Than Enough Stuff introduction post: http://livefreecreative.co/2017/01/more-than-enough-stuff/ The Minimalism Category for more related posts: http://livefreecreative.co/minimalism/ Connect with Jessica: Instagram//Facebook//Email: jessica@extraordinarymomspodcast.com

Today we are chatting with guest Miranda Anderson! Miranda shares inspiration and handmade goods over on her blog, www.livefreecreative.co .   She shares weekly stories, DIY tutorials, and unique handmade products in the shop.  Miranda connects with people offline in regular craft and sewing workshops, because she believes in cultivating community and confidence through making.  Miranda is also what we'd call a “creative minimalist” and shares about her minimalist experiments through her online community.  She is a wife, mama of 3, and creative entrepreneur and we are thrilled to have her on the show today!  This conversation is lively, thought-provoking, and fun.  We think you'll love this episode if you want to hear tips on living out minimalist values with kids, want to hear practical tips on creative living, are interested in some minimalist experiments to try, or, are simply interest in getting a peek at what it's like to be Miranda Anderson.  Enjoy!

This month we are working with leather to create a beautiful hand stitched leather clutch. Miranda Anderson of One Little Minute shares more about her journey as a seamstress and when she began to work with and be inspired by leather. In this episode we're also meeting with Suzy Inman of The Leather Hide Store, we've partnered with this family business to source our leather for each of our May boxes.  Learn More: https://thecraftersbox.com/2016-05_featured-maker/

Join me today as I talk to fellow podcaster and author, Miranda Anderson. Our conversation begins with a chat about her year of 'no spending' and we end with her five-step framework for moms to adopt and implement an adventure mindset. My hope is that you walk away from this conversation with clarity of what an adventure mindset looks like in relation to minimalism and contentment with 'less'.----Show Notes for EP205: Less Stuff, More AdventureEnjoy this Podcast?Post a review and share it! If you enjoyed tuning into this podcast, then do not hesitate to write a review. You can also share this with your fellow mothers so that they can be inspired to think more and do with less. Order (or review) my recent book, Minimalist Moms: Living & Parenting With SimplicityQuestions? You can contact me through my website, find me on Instagram, or like The Minimalist Moms Page on Facebook.Thanks for listening! For more updates and episodes, visit the website. You may also tune in on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or Stitcher.Checkout the Minimalist Moms Podcast storefront for recommendations from Diane.If you enjoyed today's episode of the Minimalist Moms Podcast, then hit subscribe and share it with your friends!---------------------------------Episode Sponsored By:Athletic Greens | Athletic Greens is going to give you a FREE 1 year supply of immune-supporting Vitamin D AND 5 FREE travel packs with your first purchase. All you have to do is visit athleticgreens.com/MINIMALIST!Snow Days Pizza Bites | Promo Code MINIMALIST saves $15 off your first order. Go to www.snowdays.com/MINIMALIST  Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/minimalist-moms-podcast2093/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

What if it's not really time that heals our wounds? How do we move through grief and fear and continue on the path toward achieving our dreams? Bestselling author, Ashley Lemieux, joins us this week to help answer these questions and more as we discuss her new book, I Am Here. Ashley shares with us her thoughts on pain, healing, clarity, and above all the power that resides within each and every one of us. Our hope is that as you listen, you will feel inspired and empowered to leave the fear behind and embrace all the freedom that your future holds. SPONSOR: Visit [radswim.com](https://radswim.com/) and enter code BECKY10 at checkout to save 10%. SHOW NOTES: The cactus story came from a podcast episode called “Delighting In Motherhood” which can be found on both [Rachel Nielson's 3 in 30 Podcast](https://3in30podcast.com/captivate-podcast/179-delight-in-motherhood/) and [Miranda Anderson's Live Free Creative Podcast](https://livefreecreative.co/episode-121-delighting-in-motherhood-with-rachel-nielson/). Ashley's new book, [I Am Here](https://www.amazon.com/Am-Here-Clarity-Mapping-Freedom/dp/0063027801), is out now! Connect with Ashley – Instagram: @ashleyklemieux // Podcast: The I Am Podcast with Ashley Lemieux // The Shine Project: [theshineproject.com](http://theshineproject.com/) FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM: @BeckyHigginsLLC and @BeckyProudfit. THANKS FOR THE LOVE! Love the podcast? Please share with your friends, tag us in your Instagram stories, and leave a review on iTunes!

After last week's episode with Miranda Anderson and talking about her family's experience not buying non-consumables for an entire year, we both thought about what it meant in our lives. We read her book and now we're talking! We share some pretty deep thoughts about personally applying some things, inspired by the book, and BP tells of her experience participating in her own 30-day limited-spending challenge. You might be surprised at what not letting her daughter buy a $1 pencil did to her! Settle in and listen to how we are implementing Miranda's teachings and how we're learning when enough is enough. Show notes can be found on the blog at [BeckyHiggins.com](http://beckyhiggins.com/). [DIRECT LINK](https://beckyhiggins.com/podcast-show-notes-episode-049-enough-really-enough/). Follow us on instagram — @BeckyHigginsLLC and @BeckyProudfit. Love the podcast? Please share with your friends and leave a review on iTunes!

Nurse turned lifestyle blogger turned minimalist, Miranda Anderson, joins us for this inspiring and motivating conversation! She shares about her new book, More Than Enough, that chronicles her family's experiment in living a minimalist life and living out their family motto — less stuff, more adventure. Can you imagine not buying any non-consumable items for an entire year? Miranda tells us how her family did it and what they learned. You will be inspired to pieces of their experience and apply them in a way that makes sense for you and your family. She also shares in a loving and genuine way how everyone is more than enough right where they are right now, how to be content with where you are, and how to decide when you have enough. Show notes can be found on the blog at [BeckyHiggins.com](http://beckyhiggins.com/). [DIRECT LINK](https://beckyhiggins.com/podcast-show-notes-episode-048-more-than-enough-with-miranda-anderson). Follow us on instagram — @BeckyHigginsLLC and @BeckyProudfit. Love the podcast? Please share with your friends and leave a review on iTunes!