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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, your host, Christine Coe, and a range of super smart, compassionate, and thoughtful guests,

you will come away with big picture insights and practical ways to declutter your home,

schedule, and mental space without getting bogged down by perfection.

I have always believed that small moments and actions matter tremendously.

My goal is to help you find agency and space in your life through doable baby steps

that will leave you feeling accomplished instead of overwhelmed.

Hello, friends. I am so delighted to share this episode today. It was inspired by something I

started doing at the end of last year on December 28th, kind of a strange time to start things, I think,

but I had some quiet space and I had been doing a lot of

thinking about writing. And so I wanted to share this writing practice that I've been doing because I've

been getting a ton of questions about them. But I wanted you to think about this in the context of any kind of self-directed practice that one might decide to do.

And I'm going to share tips that really lend to that kind of generalized thinking,

but we'll share specific examples of how I'm making it happen because that's what I'm getting a lot of questions about.

So just to give you a little backstory, I was having dinner one night back when I was able to have

dinner out. And I was with my friend Casey Brown, and they told me about Stephen King's book

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