Hey there. Welcome to Going Scared. I'm Jessica Honecker, founder of the World Changing

Brand New Day Collection, and I am so glad to have you here for today's conversation.

Our Going Scared community gathers here every week for direct and honest conversations

that help you to live a life of courage by leaving comfort and going scared.

All right, today's episode is really about courage. We're going to talk about stuff.

We're going to talk about the habit of organizing our stuff and how you feel about that might be

a little bit triggering. You might think I'm not doing enough. Maybe you have a perfectly

quafed home and you never lose your keys and you always know where your phone is,

but you might be thinking about your shoes and how it's time for you to go through your shoes.

Maybe you have dishes piled in the sink and you're this high-achieving person outside your

home, but you walk in the door and you feel like I'm not enough. Wherever you are on the spectrum,

today's episode with Dana White is for you. Dana is behind the wild popular website,

a slob comes clean. She has got a podcast, books, courses, a blog, videos, and she is the most

approachable person to talk to about the habit of home organization. This is not a Marie condo

conversation. This truly is let's start with a very basics. Let's have a conversation that's filled

with grace and let's talk about the habit of our home keeping.

I am a little nervous to talk to you because my mom's always called me a hamster. She goes,

you're just a hamster, you leave little droppings. Everywhere you go.

My story, though, is that this is me. I am not the person who all this stuff comes easily, too.

My whole story is that I was like, what is wrong with me? Why can I not do this thing that other

people seem to do without even having to think about it? I wanted to be a writer and my house was

keeping me from doing that because my house was in disaster. That's the vibe that I got and why

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