Hey, clutter bugs. Welcome back to the clutter bug podcast. I am geeked today because today's

guest is, um, yeah, incredible, inspiring. We have Jordan Page from the page company and

let me just tell you, I know you've heard of her, but budgeting guru productivity guru.

Now like a chef cookbook author more than that, an inventor and just a badass girl boss. If

there ever was one and add to all that eight children and she has her life together. You

guys and she is goals for me. So I am so thrilled. You're going to be so inspired and motivated

and blown away by this incredible, incredible human being. So Jordan, welcome to the clutter bug

podcast. I am blessing to make the phone stop it. You're amazing. You are amazing. And I look

at you and I just think, wow, first of all, you're a marketing genius and obviously brilliant,

but you are also so at the same time relatable. And I don't know how that's possible that someone can

do all the things that you do and still feel relatable and you make it seem attainable. I have

three children. I feel like I'm drowning. I don't know how you do it. Three, once you get to three,

you can handle eight. Let me tell you what, but you're sweet. You're, you're much too generous. I'm

in the trenches just like everybody else just trying to figure it out, but I really appreciate that.

That's very sweet. But you do do me too much credit for sure. I love you to tell. I mean,

I've heard your story so many times about how you got started, but I do feel like it's so,

it really was this organic thing. And you started out with just

budget. You want to get your money under control. Can you share that with us like how you started

in this journey? Yes. I started by accident. If I'm being completely transparent. And I

appreciate you calling me a marketing genius. The funny thing is I don't have any idea what I'm doing.

I've never taken a marketing class. I've never taken a finance class. I've never taken really a

business class. I just literally, I just started as a state home mom. And my goal was to be a state

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