What if “control” didn’t mean perfection, but peace? In this episode, Christina Lee, co-founder of Graceful Spaces Organizing, shares how she’s reclaiming the word “control” — not as a path to perfection, but as a tool for peace. We talk about the difference between healthy control and perfectionism, how simple systems can reduce overwhelm at home, and why an organized space should reflect your values, not Instagram standards. Christina opens up about a time she felt completely out of control, the mindset shifts that brought her back, and how parents can take small, doable steps toward a calmer, more empowered home.

What if bravery wasn’t about being fearless—but about taking small, deliberate steps in the face of fear? In this episode, I’m joined by Jill Schulman, a Marine Corps veteran and leadership expert, to talk about her new book on courage. She shares how to move past routine, confront challenges in relationships, career, and parenting, and why building a supportive “brave tribe” matters. If fear has been holding you back, this conversation will help you see bravery in a whole new way.

In this episode of the Minimalist Mom’s Podcast, Michelle Grosser, a nervous system and semantics coach, shares her journey from being a trial attorney to focusing on coaching amidst life changes and burnout. Michelle discusses the importance of nervous system regulation and offers practical tips to manage stress and anxiety through body-based tools. Discover lesser-known symptoms of nervous system dysregulation and learn about the impact of clutter on our mental state. Tune in to gain valuable insights on how to slow down, avoid burnout, and bring fulfillment and playfulness back into your life.