Welcome to Edit Your Life, a podcast to help you edit the unnecessary from your life so you have more room to enjoy the awesome.

Through episodes with me, Christine Coe, and a range of smart, compassionate guests, you will come away with insights and tactics to help you find the agency and space to simplify

and declutter your home, time, mental space, and more.

Hello, friends. I am very excited to bring you this conversation with one of my very favorite

people on the internet and in real life, as in I have been known to squeal loudly when I see Sarah Powers.

If you are a parent who loves podcasts, you probably know Sarah from the mom hour, which, after

10 amazing years, has recently retired, though you can still hear their healthy back catalog

wherever you get your shows.

Sarah also writes the beautiful substack, Home Again, which I will link in the show notes.

The reason I wanted to bring Sarah back on the mic, you can also hear her in the episode Work from Home Productivity Tips, is that she has been anchoring into real life with deep

intention,

which has meant pulling back on social media in a big way

while also really looking at her immediate community with fresh eyes.

In this conversation, Sarah and I talk about her digital disconnection journey,

as well as how she is intentionally plugging into her community.

Let's get right to it.

Hello, Sarah Powers. I have a lot of feelings seeing your face on my screen. I know our listeners

won't be able to see your face, but they'll just have to feel the vibe for me right now. So,

hello and welcome. Hello. I'm smiling like that kind of smile where it almost

hurts your face. Yes. I'm so happy to see you and to be with you. Yes. I may or may not have said in the

intro that you are one of my favorite people in the on the internet and in real life. So much so that I

think I have been known to squeal when I see you in person.

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