Welcome back to the Jordan Siet podcast.

Before we get into today's exciting episode, which is incredible, you should listen

the whole way through.

I have a quick announcement.

If you're watching the video, you can see I'm sitting here with my buddy, Mike Vacanti. Mike, you want to say hi? Hey, y'all, happy to be here. Mike and I are the host of the How to Become a Personal Trainer podcast. It is a free podcast, obviously meant for personal trainers to help you become a great coach.

Learn coaching psychology, nutrition strategies, coaching strategies. We want to help you become a great coach so your clients can get better, more sustainable results and also to teach you how to build a successful online coaching business. If you want to listen, we upload every Tuesday to the How to Become a Personal Trainer podcast. The link is in the show notes

if you want to go check that out. And that's it. We'd love to see you there. Love to see you there.

Enjoy the episode. Today I'm honored to introduce you to Madison Lavelle. Madison's father was a hoarder

and she inherited his home after he passed away. She's been documenting the process as she clears the hoard from her

childhood home and discusses the mental, emotional, and physical toll at all. I came across Madison's

Instagram and was immediately inspired by her candor, honesty, and vulnerability. So I invited her on the

podcast and she graciously accepted. Madison, welcome to the show. Thank you for having me. Thank you for being here. This is wonderful. It's very cool. You were saying you're actually from this area. So it's great to have you here. And just thank you for taking the time to do this. Yeah, no problem. Happy to be here. So before we dive into all the fun stuff, I just want to get to know you better who are. Who are you? Where are you from? What do you do? What was your

childhood like? What are things that you love? What are things that you hate? I just want to get to know you better.

Sure. So I was born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma, actually. And that's where the condo is. It's where I live today.

I went to an excellent school, was very involved in activities throughout my entire

entire childhood, started gymnastics when I was three and a half, was a baton twerler, went on to be a cheerleader, ran track.

So very active childhood, very involved, and then I went on to college and, you know, moved to Dallas

after I met my son's dad, and we lived here for a few years. And then, unfortunately, he

passed away, and we moved back to Tulsa. So that's kind of the full circle of it all, the cliff notes,

if you will. Yeah, yeah. And what was what was your childhood like? What was Madison like as a little

girl? And what are things that you remember from your childhood? Sure. So I would say that

Madison was a show pony. Okay. Like she never met a

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