193: Why Every Mom Needs This List (Replay)

The Decluttered Mom Podcast

Diana Rene

Education, Mom Life, Leisure, Self-improvement, Home & Garden, Busy Mom, Parenting, Minimalist, Kids & Family, Routines, Decluttering

4.9 • 681 Ratings

🗓️ 7 April 2026

⏱️ 10 minutes

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Summary

You’re not lazy… your energy just shifts. There are days when everything flows and you feel unstoppable. And then there are days when even starting feels heavy. This episode is a reminder that nothing is wrong with you, and a simple system that helps you work with your energy instead of against it. What you’ll learn in this episode: How to create a “high energy list” that actually worksWhy motivation comes in waves (and how to use that to your advantage)A simple way to get more done without p...

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0:00.0	You're listening to the decluttered mom podcast. A podcast built specifically for busy moms by a busy mom. I'm your host, Diana Renee. And in 2017, I had my second daughter and it felt like I was literally drowning in my home. Okay, not literally,
0:23.7	but I felt like I couldn't breathe with all of the stuff surrounding me. Over the next 10 months,
0:30.2	I got rid of approximately 70% of our household belongings and I have never looked back.
0:39.5	I kind of feel like I hacked the mom system, and I'm here to share all the tips, tricks, and encouragement. Let's listen to today's show.
0:49.3	Welcome to another episode of the Decluttered Mom podcast. I know that basically every episode I say this,
0:56.5	but I'm very excited for this episode because I got a new mic and hopefully you can tell
1:03.5	that I got a new bike. However, I just recorded a bunch of things for you and realized that I forgot to turn said new mic on.
1:15.4	So it's a learning curve at all times in my journey, but apparently it was a very large learning
1:23.2	curve today. In my defense, the little light was on the microphone, but it just meant it was
1:28.4	charging because it was plugged into my laptop, but did not mean that it was actually on and
1:33.6	recording anything that I was saying to. So we have that fix now. I recently posted on
1:40.9	Instagram asking you guys just for feedback on the podcast, really like open-ended.
1:47.7	Just give me all your feedback. Do you like the topics? Do you like whatever? Do you hate it?
1:52.8	Just tell me the truth, right? And one thing that I got over and over was that the audio quality
1:59.4	was just hard to listen to. And that 100% is my fault because with my
2:05.3	ADHD brain, there will be many days where I record episodes in my car on my phone. And I got to
2:11.7	snap out of that. I got to stop doing that. So I researched like what is the best podcasting mic. If you don't have like a studio that
2:21.4	you're recording in because I don't have, you know, a big fancy recording studio with video and all
2:26.8	of that. I'm just like in my house. And so I found the best mic. Hopefully this is helping. And hopefully my producer will be much happier
2:39.4	with me also because it'll be easier to edit or adjust for all of these sound issues I have or like
2:46.7	the trains going by in the car. Anyway, I am just, you're probably not nearly as excited about this
2:53.4	as me, but I'm really hoping that this is helpful for those of you that do or are sensitive
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