High fives to our episode sponsor ChopChop Magazine! ChopChop is an award-winning cooking magazine designed to inspire and teach children and families to cook and eat real food together. For a limited time, order a 1-year subscription to ChopChop … [Read more]
High fives to our episode sponsor AMAZE, a collaboration between three expert organizations in the field of sex education. AMAZE produces engaging sex education videos for 10-14 year olds and just launched Having The Talks, a series of videos and … [Read more]
So we were planning on taking a break this week but then an amazing interview opportunity came our way, so welcome to our first ever bonus episode! In Episode 103 of Edit Your Life, Christine interviews Kentucky Congressional candidate Amy McGrath. … [Read more]
High fives to our episode sponsor ChopChop! ChopChop is an award-winning cooking magazine designed to inspire and teach children and families to cook and eat real food together. For a limited time, order a 1-year subscription and get a ChopChop … [Read more]
We loved hearing your voices in our 100th episode and are thrilled to answer more listener questions this week. In Episode 101 of Edit Your Life, Christine and I tackle questions related to dealing with negative work mojo, setting and re-evaluating … [Read more]
We’re clinking virtual champagne glasses because hooray, it’s our 100th episode! We’re incredibly grateful to you all for tuning in! In anticipation of this milestone we decided to try something different and invited listeners to send in questions … [Read more]
Big ups to our episode sponsor, Charles River Aquatics. Charles River Aquatics is New England’s premier place for swim lessons, offering lessons for infants, children, teens, and adults, as well as a USA Swimming affiliated club team & Masters … [Read more]
Before you can improve yourself, you must know and accept yourself. But how? According to Gretchen Rubin (author of The Happiness Project and Better Than Before, and co-host of the podcast Happier with Gretchen Rubin) the key lies in knowing … [Read more]
The last few weeks in our country have been remarkably painful. Hurricanes, floods, fires, shootings, untimely deaths, warmongering, political chaos…it’s enough to make us want to hide in the closet and never come out. And yet, there’s still work to … [Read more]
We upgrade tools and gadgets to improve or simplify our lives. But in an eye-opening New York Times piece, editor Pamela Paul pointed out that constant novelty and “feature clutter” can actually increase overwhelm. She went on to talk about how her … [Read more]