Welcome to episode number 15. Today we're going to be talking about the top three reasons

that you can really start to dive into to figure out why you're having a hard time keeping a tidy

house. I know what a chore it is, a random sock here, a marble under the couch, a hair tie,

and all of the bobby pins, which can I tell you that

I have a bobby pin dish that says, let's get lost together, because bobby pins somehow have this

magical way of standing themselves up and migrating to every possible corner of the house. I don't

even know how that happens. I'm the only

one that wears Bobby pins. It's got to be me, right? I don't know. You guys, this stuff is insane. It's

everywhere. I've got two girls that are capable of moving things around the house at all times. And the two-year-old,

sometimes I don't even know how things end up wear. And now she's obsessed with my shoes. She goes into my closet. She gets my shoes out,

and she wears them, which bless her little soul, because for the longest time, she couldn't walk.

And so now I'm like, girl, walk your heart out, walk in whatever shoes you want to walk

in, because mom's just so happy you're walking. But by the end of the morning block, I have six pairs of

shoes all over the house. And I'm like, oh my gosh. And actually, I had a motherhood productivity

session, a one-on-one meeting with a mom not that long ago.

And one of her biggest frustrations was that she always felt like a bomb was going off in her

house. And it's for real. Like stuff just somehow manages to multiply and finds itself in nooks and crannies.

And then you can't find your car keys and you can't

find your wallet and you can't find your credit card and you can't find the remotes and you can't find

the lunch bag and you can't find the favorite water bottle. And no, I don't want that bow. I want my

other bow. No, where's the Elsa bow? Not that Elsa bow, but where's the other Elsebo? And it's like, oh my gosh, what is happening? So today we're going to talk

about how I manage that. It happens. I still have to manage it. There's no magic trick or pill or

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