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Get Organized for Good Podcast


Getting organized doesn't have to be hard. In fact, it can be really fun.

Don’t believe me? Listen along! I provide valuable insights, practical tips, and funny, inspiring stories to help you not only maximize productivity and cultivate purposeful habits, but also infuse a sense of joy and playfulness into your daily routines. Create a life you love by getting - and staying - organized!


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Each year, I build a life that I am happier and happier with. And on today’s episode of Get Organized for Good, I'm going to show you how you can start to build your own best life—and become your favorite version of yourself—in 2025. This is different from simply making another New Year’s Resolution, and—let’s be honest—most likely breaking it. This is about continuing to build on your goals from years past while adding a new one and continuing to layer your life.

It all starts with a vision and growth mindset and continues with implementing intentional micro-habits and routines. I will start by explaining what I did to knock my 2024 goal out of the park. I'll explain how to talk through your goal with your partner and family, and what to do when you encounter roadblocks and how to confront the excuses we make for ourselves. We can’t just set an intention and wait around, we have to align ourselves with our vision to make it happen.
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It is so powerful to speak to yourself as if all these incredible things are happening to you already. On today's first ever bonus episode of Get Organized for Good, I will guide you through a meditation that has helped me manifest so many wonderful things into my own life. By the end you'll be inspired to create your own meditation and to manifest your own best life.

This meditation comprises words of gratitude, self-support, self-belief and hope. It touches upon family, relationships, self-care, and healthy boundaries.

Carve out some quiet time and find a quiet space to speak of your dreams and goals as if they are reality, and soon they will be.

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“I feel seen,” says Karrie Hamons, mom of college-aged twins from Tyler, Texas who loves traveling, entertaining and crafting, “like I found a little place in the social media/internet world where I belong.” Karrie is a longtime member of the Grid + Glam membership and one of two guests interviewed in this episode of the Get Organized for Good podcast. Karrie talks about the joy of finding a like-minded community where being organized is celebrated and where the support is always available when you need it, no matter what stage of the process you’re in. 

Also joining me in a respective interview is Terry A. Peters, a mom of two young kids, eight and five, from Connecticut. A daughter of immigrant parents Terry, like many of us, was raised with a scarcity mentality and no foundations for how to live an organized life. She explains why she was drawn to Corinne’s program over so many others, and why organizing is not about some Pinterest fantasy, but about bringing peace and joy to real, everyday life. 

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Meet the Host!

Corinne Morahan is your friendly guide to making organizing fun! Yes, you read that right. She understands that the mere thought of getting organized can send some people sprinting for the hills (and she really doesn't enjoy running).

But guess what?

It doesn't have to be a snooze-fest. Getting organized can be downright enjoyable, and it's the secret sauce to living your most satisfying, sexy, productive life. Corinne changed her own life by getting organized and wants the same for you. Ready to dive in? Let's do this!

Corinne Morahan host of the Get Organized for Good Podcast

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