I should have felt like way more stressed out. I could go and come home at the end of the day.

And everything was easy to keep up on like it was easy to just make dinner. And then it was

easy to just take time and connect with my kids and reconnect with my husband, work out.

If I wanted to work out after they went to bed. I just had so much time. And I think that's the best way of explaining

it of like I just, my house was easy to be and my house no longer felt like more work for me.

And that's still true.

Welcome back to the motherhood podcast, a live workshop style podcast that is helping thousands

of moms redefine their motherhood journey.

There was a point in my life when I was trying to do all the things, parent my kids,

pour into my marriage, run a busy law practice, keep up my home, and what I found was that

I was on the fast track to burnout until I

discovered a better way now I help women just like you to close the gap

between their vision of motherhood and what they're actually experiencing in

their day-to-day lives together we'll explore when and where to simplify

systemize and surrender I you, you're already doing

so much better than you think. I'm your coach, Michelle Grocer, and this is Motherhood.

Welcome to the Motherhood podcast. I'm your motherhood coach, Michelle Grosser, and today we have

this interview with Krista Lockwood. Krista is the founder of Motherhood Simplified, where she teaches

decluttering for moms who don't necessarily want to be full-blown minimalist. In 2013, she and her

husband moved from Alaska to Florida

with only one suitcase each. And while she doesn't believe you need to go to that extreme,

she has been able to master the balance of having enough, but not too much. So I think this

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