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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 getting very, very, very excited about the summer.

Not for the reasons one might normally align with summer. In fact, I've never taken more than a

week of vacation in my adult working life. That is something I'm working on,

by the way. So why am I so excited? Because it feels like a significant time of opportunity

amidst transition. I referenced this in a recent substack essay called What I'm Striving for

Next, but in a nutshell, the last several months have been tumultuous

and in anticipation of the personal milestone of turning 50 in the fall. I have been thinking a lot

about how I want to live my life and what matters most. As I said in that essay, I am ready for

things to be less hard.

It feels long overdue, and I am ready to change my narrative.

The juxtaposition of these words is intentional in its irony, but in a nutshell, I want

to strive for ease, because I now know that there isn't virtue in slogging through hard things just for the sake of the slog,

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