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Could your cluttered home be creating invisible barriers between you and your loved ones? What if the secret to deeper intimacy and harmony lies not in grand romantic gestures, but in the peaceful spaces you create together? How might decluttering your living space become the ultimate act of self-love this Valentine's Day?

What would you tell your younger self about managing clutter and wellbeing during life's most demanding decade? How do the pressures of building careers, managing homes, and raising families contribute to our clutter struggles? What essential routines and mindset shifts could transform your relationship with your belongings and mental health?

Are you tired of your child's birthday parties creating mountains of plastic waste and unwanted gifts? What if there was a way to celebrate that actually brings joy without the environmental guilt and clutter chaos? Could changing how we approach children's parties transform not just our homes, but our entire community's relationship with consumption?

Read/Listen to Valerie's bookFollow us on Instagram: Memwah PodcastJoin our Facebook group! Memwah PodcastVisit us at Pronounced MemwahMusic: "Promenade" themeBuy Wendi's booksI'm Wearing Tunics NowGinger Mancino, Kid ComedianSocksWendi's SubstackBuy Ann's bookListen to Your MotherMariana's SubstackWant to know what else we're reading and watching this week? It's on the pod, have a listen!

Are you tired of feeling overwhelmed by clutter and chaos in your home? What if you could transform your living space with just a few simple changes that don't require massive overhauls? How would it feel to walk into a home that instantly brings you calm and clarity?

What if your physical limitations don't have to stop you from creating the organised home you've always dreamed of? How can you maintain decluttering momentum when chronic pain and mobility challenges make every task feel overwhelming? Could the right support system and small, strategic steps transform your relationship with your living space?

Are you tired of starting each year with grand decluttering dreams only to find yourself overwhelmed by February? What if you could create a sustainable plan that actually works throughout the entire year? How can you break free from the cycle of New Year's resolutions that fizzle out before spring arrives?

What would it feel like to look back on a year that completely transformed your approach to decluttering and organisation? Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes of a successful decluttering business and community? How can reflecting on your achievements inspire you to create an even more organised and purposeful 2026?

Do you find yourself constantly running late because you can't locate your keys, wallet, or that important document? Are there rooms in your home that no longer serve their intended purpose because they've become dumping grounds for clutter? Have you started wishing for a natural disaster just so you'd have an excuse to start fresh with your belongings?

Are you ready to transform your children from helpless dependents into confident, capable individuals? What if teaching life skills could actually reduce your daily parenting stress whilst building your child's self-esteem? How can simple household tasks become powerful tools for developing resilience and independence in your kids?

Alyssa Fuehrer reviews the first song for the podcast, "Lie" by Nessa Barrett!

Have you ever faced the overwhelming task of clearing a loved one's home and wondered where to even begin? How do you balance the practicality of getting things done with the deep emotions that every item can trigger? What strategies can help families navigate this sensitive process without falling apart or taking years to complete?

Are you tired of falling into the Black Friday shopping trap and bringing more clutter into your home? What if you could transform your relationship with shopping and finally break free from impulse buying? How can you resist the emotional triggers that make you purchase things you don't actually need?

Ever wondered how a simple daily practice could help you declutter both your mind and your physical spaces? What if the key to lasting happiness lies in just four fundamental pillars that you can track and improve every day? Could journaling be the missing piece in your organisation journey that finally helps you create lasting, positive change?

Have you ever wondered why retirement suddenly makes that spare room seem like an insurmountable mountain of memories and belongings? What if the 'perfect time' to declutter actually comes with its own unique set of challenges and emotions? How can you transform your retirement decluttering from an overwhelming chore into an enjoyable journey of rediscovering your space and yourself?

Do you believe that effective decluttering only takes 10 minutes a day? Have you ever fallen into the trap of thinking "if in doubt, throw it out" is always the best approach? What if everything you thought you knew about decluttering and organising was actually holding you back?

Do you ever find yourself standing in front of a cupboard, unable to part with items you know you don't need? What if the real barrier to your decluttering success isn't time or energy, but deep-seated fears you've never acknowledged? Could facing these emotional obstacles be the key to finally creating the organised, peaceful home you've been dreaming of?

Are those "free" supermarket deals actually costing you more than money in the long run? How many unused app trials are cluttering your digital life right now? Could the freebies you're collecting be secretly undermining your decluttering efforts?

Have you ever wondered how a professional photographer tackles the overwhelming task of decluttering a lifetime of memories and equipment? What strategies can help you transform your most chaotic spaces from 'Room of Doom' to organised sanctuary? How do you honour sentimental family treasures whilst creating a clutter-free home that truly serves your current lifestyle?

Does the thought of Christmas chaos leave you feeling overwhelmed before December even arrives? What if you could actually enjoy the festive season instead of surviving it? Could starting your Christmas preparations now be the secret to a calm and joyful holiday?

Have you ever wished you'd recorded your grandparents' stories before it was too late? What if there was a professional way to turn your life experiences into a beautifully crafted book? How could preserving family memories help future generations understand their roots and heritage?

Are you already feeling overwhelmed by the thought of Christmas shopping and endless gift lists? What if you could transform your holiday season from stressful to intentional with just a bit of early planning? How can you give meaningful gifts that create joy without adding clutter to your loved ones' homes?

Have you ever wondered how to navigate the overwhelming emotional journey of clearing a childhood home whilst a loved one is still alive? What happens when Swedish death cleaning isn't possible, and you're left to sort through decades of memories and belongings? How can poetry and reflection transform one of life's most challenging decluttering experiences into a healing journey?

Do you find yourself constantly searching through piles of items to find the one thing you actually need? Are you curious about which belongings in your home are truly serving you and which are just taking up precious space? What if you could identify the exact areas where clutter is sabotaging your daily routines and learn how to tackle them strategically?

Have you ever wondered how to tackle the overwhelming paperwork that comes with losing a loved one whilst you're still processing your grief? What if there was a way to prepare for life's most difficult moments without adding emotional burden to your family? How can you transform the daunting task of end-of-life administration into manageable, meaningful steps that honour both your loved ones and your peace of mind?

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10 things to declutter from your home office Is your home office drowning in clutter that's sabotaging your productivity every single day? What if clearing just 10 specific types of items could transform your workspace from chaos to clarity? How would it feel to finally create a home office that actually inspires you to do your best work?

Organising Tools that Work with Get Organised HQ Are you tired of buying organising products that promise the world but leave your spaces just as chaotic as before? What if the secret to lasting organisation isn't about having the right tools, but knowing when and how to use them? How can you tell the difference between a game-changing organising solution and just another pretty storage basket that will gather dust?

Have you ever felt overwhelmed by a space in your home that's become a chaotic dumping ground for everything? What if that room of doom could become the foundation for your dream business space? How can breaking down decluttering into manageable steps transform not just your room, but your entire outlook on life?

How long will it take me to declutter my house? Are you constantly wondering how long it will take to finally tackle that overwhelming clutter that's been building up in your home? Do you find yourself frustrated by the lack of clear timelines when it comes to decluttering your entire house? What if there were specific factors you could consider to create a more realistic decluttering timeline that actually works for your unique situation?

In this fun and reflective episode, Marnie and Stephanie return to one of their favorite formats, sharing what they're currently watching, reading, and listening to. From thought-provoking books and uplifting shows to must-hear podcast episodes, this conversation weaves entertainment with self-discovery, wellness, and personal growth. What We're Watching: The Life List – A heartwarming Netflix movie about legacy, authenticity, and creating your own “life list.” Apple Cider Vinegar – A limited Netflix series based on a true story that critiques wellness misinformation (a must-watch for wellness pros). The Pit – Fast-paced medical drama in a 24-style format, set in Pittsburgh. The Four Seasons – A midlife relationship drama starring Tina Fey & Steve Carell (verdict still pending). What We're Reading: Over the Edge: Death in the Grand Canyon – A fascinating look at Grand Canyon mishaps, history, and safety lessons. The Frozen River – A gripping historical fiction featuring a courageous midwife and murder mystery. The Tell by Amy Griffin – Memoir touching on trauma, empowerment, and the female experience. The Alchemist (re-read) – A timeless tale about following your path, trusting omens, and staying true to yourself. The Anxious Generation – Eye-opening research on the impact of digital life and screen time on teens (and adults). I'm Glad My Mom Died – A bold, revealing memoir by former child actress Jennette McCurdy. What We're Listening To: The Mel Robbins Podcast – Episodes on trusting your gut, menopause, identity, and favorite books. Soaak Frequencies – Sound therapy to support mood, energy, sleep, and more. Good old-fashioned music – Rediscovering joy and energy through uplifting playlists. Silence – Embracing quiet moments for clarity, especially in the mornings and during car rides.  Bonus Topics: The value of digital detox and limiting phone use for better presence and connection. The mental toll of consuming constant news, and why it's okay to unplug. Creating summer “life lists” with your kids to encourage fun and intentional living. ---------------------------------------------------------

Christopher Scalia, senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, stops by the show to drop some culture on one Jonah Goldberg. The two discuss all things literature and what great books could give the conservative movement. Plus: George Eliot's conception of nationalism and Jonah's thoughts on the new season of Severance. Show Notes: —Pre-order: 13 Novels Conservatives Will Love (but Probably Haven't Read) —Listen to “The Back of the Book” podcast The Remnant is a production of The Dispatch, a digital media company covering politics, policy, and culture from a non-partisan, conservative perspective. To access all of The Dispatch's offerings—including Jonah's G-File newsletter, regular livestreams, and other members-only content—click here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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We want to hear what inspires you about your favorite fandoms - gateleapers@gmail.com - Send your "muses" for any fandom we've ever leaped into. Tell us what inspires you about your favorite fandom, and Audra will read them out on the podcast! That's Gateleapers AT gmail DOT comHello and Welcome to Gateleapers: Bonus Round! Audra hosts a brand new monthly magazine show here on the Gateleapers podcast feed. It's got laughs, games, fandoms and everything else you've come to expect from the Gateleapers - Now neatly wrapped in a cute little audio package.Read/Listen to ThaneListen to BFYTWFollow us @gateleaperspod on InstaConsider supporting our production over at patreon.com/gateleapers. All supporters get ad-free audio episodes. Paid supporters get video episodes and bonus episodes.Music: BoucheDag by Alexander Nakarada (serpentsoundstudios.com)Licensed under Creative Commons BY Attribution 4.0 Licensehttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/gateleapers-a-fandom-gameshow--5150861/support.

Have you ever wondered how shy individuals transform into confident on-camera personalities?What's the secret to creating authentic and engaging video content that resonates with your audience?

Have you ever felt nervous about going live or recording videos for your business?Are you struggling with imposter syndrome and wondering if you're truly qualified to share your expertise?

Have you ever felt nervous about going live on camera, even though you're confident in other areas of your life?

Have you ever felt nervous about going live on camera, worried about what others might think?Are you struggling to find your authentic voice in your video content?

Are you struggling to find your authentic voice on live video?Do you feel like perfectionism is holding you back from connecting with your audience?Wondering how to build confidence and overcome technical mishaps in your live streams?

Are you struggling to find your confidence in front of the camera?Do you feel like an imposter when creating live video content?How can introverts overcome their fears and shine on camera?

Get Information on Virtual Horse Riding Lessons HERE Working alone without a regular instructor or trainer is tough. And often it's the 'little things' that become the bigger sticking points for riders. Things like staying accountable, using feedback to make tweaks and changes, and creating a regular schedule filled with exercises and activities to move things forward. But all is not lost... It is still possible to move things forward - and reviewing your riding videos is a big part of that. I have already given you the 5 things to look for when reviewing your own riding and performance in a previous post HERE. Today I want to give you 5 things to focus on when reviewing your horse. Creating regular riding videos will allow you to be your own feedback person. The key is to simply document and make note of what's happening - without attaching any judgement Your Horse is Not You... So often, as riders, we can fall into the trap of 'seeing' our horse and our own body as 1 when watching videos of our riding. And yes, the idea is that you are moving and working together as 1. However, in order to make that happen, each individual must first become good at their part of the work. And that requires you to separate the reviewing. Review yourself first and then turn your attention to your horse. This way you will get a clearer overall picture of whats going on and what needs work individually for you both. Read & Listen to the Full Post with all Links HERE https://stridesforsuccess.com/episode1347-reviewing-your-riding-videos-part-2-your-horse Online Training to Help Your Riding Information on Virtual Horse Riding Lessons Pivo Motion Tracking Software (*affiliate link for 10% off your purchase) Daily Strides Premium Connection – Private Online Coaching for Equestrians Connect with Lorna online:- Connect in the Daily Strides Podcast Online Community https://www.facebook.com/groups/dailystridespodcast Connect in the Virtual Stable Lounge Private Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/1499737810323191

Have you ever felt stuck, unable to start that video project you've been dreaming about?Are you struggling with camera confidence and wondering how to overcome those pesky nerves?Do you want to learn how to leverage AI whilst maintaining that all-important human touch in your content?

Have you ever felt nervous about going live on video?Are you struggling to find your confidence in front of the camera?

Have you ever struggled with feeling self-conscious on camera during live videos?Are you curious about how to balance giving value with promoting your products?Want to know the secret to overcoming perfectionism and embracing your authentic self on live streams?

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By Davy Crockett For most elite ultrarunner, as they reach their mid-40s, their competitive years are mostly behind them. But for Ted Corbitt, his best years were still ahead of him, as he would become a national champion and set multiple American ultrarunning records. Read/Listen to Part 1 and Part 2 of Corbitt's amazing history as he became "The Father of American Ultrarunning." Perhaps Corbitt's most notable achievements in the sport of long-distance running was his groundbreaking work in course measurements. He said, “My initiating the accurate course measurement program in the USA is easily the most important thing that I did in the long-distance running scene.” He understood that “for the sport long-distance running to gain legitimacy, a system was needed to verify performances, records, and ensure that courses were consistently measured in the correct manner.” Learn about the rich and long history of ultrarunning. There are now ten books available in the Ultrarunning History series on Amazon Learn More Course Measurement Standards Obtaining accurate measurements for courses had been important for over 150 years. During the 19th century pedestrian era of ultrarunning, indoor tracks varied in length depending on the size of the arena. Professional surveyors and engineers were employed to measure the tracks down to the inch. This was important in six-day races as runners would circle the tracks thousands of times and massive wagers were made on how far runners would go. Mistakes were made at times. In October 1879, a couple weeks after the Fifth Astley Belt race held in Madison Square Garden, won by Charles Rowell (1852-1909) of England with 530 miles, the track was remeasured for another race and was discovered to be several feet short per lap which meant that Rowell actually instead covered 524 miles. The controversy resulted in a lawsuit because the error affected the distribution of enormous winnings earned by the runners. After that debacle, race managers were much more careful about certifying their tracks. In the 20th century, ultrarunning returned to road courses. With the introduction of the automobile, odometers were typically used. But those devices were rarely calibrated accurately as auto manufacturers liked to have them register more miles than actually traveled. Off-road course measurement was even more difficult. In 1959, a five-mile cross country course was used in the Bronx, New York. A careful remeasurement after the race discovered that the course was short by 490 yards. Another important example: As the famed Western States Trail was used by the horse endurance race, The Tevis Cup, in the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s, and for the early years of the Western States 100 foot race, it later was discovered in the 1980s the course was not even close to 100 miles, it was no more than 89 miles, more than 10% short. It wasn't initially a 100-mile race. John Jewell As Corbitt went to England in the early 1960s to compete in London to Brighton, he became acquainted with John Jewell (1912-2001), a founding member of the Road Runners Club in England. In 1961, Jewell wrote a paper describing the process of road race course measurement in England. He refined a method of using calibrated bicycle wheels for measurement. Jewell measured the London to Brighton course that Corbitt competed on. Corbitt was convinced that a method of accurate course measurement was needed for America's long-distance races. He pointed out, “The U.S. has sent marathoners and walkers to the Olympic Games who thought they were in a certain time range, but who in reality were several minutes slower on full length courses. This is unnecessary since it is possible to measure courses accurately." He exported many of Jewell's ideas, did his own research, and published a historic 29-page booklet in 1964, “Measuring Road Running Courses.” He evaluated all the typical methods of measuring courses and concluded t...

NIA boys share their favorite shows, books, and music of the year in this exciting summer 'What to Watch' special!"Timestamps:(00:00:00) - Intro(00:03:46) - Things to Watch(00:14:48) - Things to Read(00:26:37) - Things to Listen(00:40:20) - Favorite Movie/TV Show SoundtrackWhat Is Not Investment Advice?Every week, Jack Butcher, Bilal Zaidi & Trung Phan discuss what they're finding on the edges of the internet + the latest in business, technology and memes.Watch + Subscribe on Youtube:https://youtu.be/rQQIyawql4sListen into our group chat on Telegram:https://t.me/notinvestmentadviceLet us know what you think on Twitter:@bzaidi@trungtphan@jackbutcher@niapodcastFollow NIA on social media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/notadvicepod/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100089813414522TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@niapodcast Links Mentioned:WatchBilalJackTrungGuy Ritchie's Joe Rogan AppearanceReadBilalJackTrungListen BilalJackTrung Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.