Spring is officially underway. Whether or not you are still walking outside and seeing snow

everywhere, I have been told that spring is on its way and I will share the good news from

down in the southwest that it has been wonderfully warm. We are in what you guys will experience in summer and lucky for

us. It has been an extended, cool, incredibly, and on some days, cold for me, yes, cold is like

in the 40s and 50s. We've had just a beautiful extended weather. And I know that the excitement and the enthusiasm of being

able to burst into spring is just right around the corner and even if it is already

there for some of you like it is for me wanting our home to be a place of comfort and peace, rejuvenation, inspiration,

a place of rest, just a place to be not overwhelmed is such a beautiful thing to explore

in any way that we can. Some of the most highly downloaded episodes here on the Systemize

Your Life podcast are the ones that talk about how to make your home

look or feel or smell a certain way. And today's episode is going to fit right in with that.

It's our 300th episode and we are going to be celebrating with five simple ways to make your home

feel more like spring. So what do you say? Let's jump in to today's episode.

Systemize your life with Chelsea Joe. That's me. And this is a podcast for modern women who are

eager to live with more meaning and less overwhelm. We're about to tap into some fiercely meaningful

relationships, bang-in organization and time management strategies, and a rock solid plan for our

personal well-being with functional systems to those problems we all go through.

Girl, if you feel like you're watching life go by from a window

on the Hot Mess Express, then it's time to roll up your sleeves, dig in, and get your life out

of the chaos and in to confidence. While we are on the subject of spring, I just want you to know that as we get deeper into spring,

there is something so fun coming up here on the podcast. I'm not telling you any more details, but get excited. It's coming.

I'll be talking a little bit more about it here in a few weeks. But needless to say, don't you

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