Podcasts
PODCAST INTERVIEW // What Are You Saying “Yes” To? // EP 150
What Are You Saying “Yes” To? with Jennifer Burnham
“"Today I bring you my conversation with simplicity coach, Jennifer Burnham. This is Jennifer’s second time on the podcast (her first appearance was back on episode eighty-two). Jennifer is a believer in that organizing isn’t complicated, time is sacred, and money is a renewable resource. Her work is dedicated to listening to the story your stuff is telling and then helps you rewrite it one room at a time. In this conversation, we’ll discuss whether our possessions are the chain or the anchor in life, how to plan our way out of ‘busy-ness’, and how to create more white space in our schedules.”
PODCAST INTERVIEW // A WELL DESIGNED BUSINESS // EP 401
Power Talk Friday: Jennifer Burnham, Space to be creative, declutter, and organize your space
“Keeping things organized is often the Achilles heel of creatives, so today we are very happy to have Jennifer Burnham, an organization coach, join us on the show. Jen helps people by providing the space for them to be creative, de-clutter, and get organized. She believes that organizing is about more than color-coordinated baskets and pretty labels. It’s really about productivity, so she helps her clients to dive in and discover the specific experience they’re looking for in the way that they want their home, office, and in their life to be organized. Listen in today to find out how you can increase productivity in your business by having an organized space.”
PODCAST INTERVIEW // MINIMALIST MOMS // EP 82
The “Yes” Trap with Jennifer Burnham
“This week, I interview organizational coach, Jennifer Burnham. Today, she will be speaking to the ‘what’ and the ‘why’ behind saying ‘yes’!
As a culture we’ve become so accustomed to ‘busy’. We believe that the more we say yes, the more we will become. Better mothers. Better wives. Better friends. Better volunteers. Everything will be better.
It’s impossible to keep up the charade. Very few of us (if anyone) can balance all of the invitations to busy that come our way. Busy ends up leaving us feeling bankrupt of ourselves.”
PODCAST INTERVIEW // VIBRANT HAPPY WOMEN // EP 162
Come Home to a Space That’s Welcoming with Jennifer Burnham
“Most days life is hectic. There are many responsibilities and demands on your time and energy. Everyone yearns to come home to a space that is welcoming, calming and supportive and that doesn't require more work. Find out some good tips about how investing some time organizing will result in creating this kind of environment in your home.”
PODCAST INTERVIEW // CANDIDLY SPEAKING // EP 039
Rewriting the Story Your Stuff Is Telling with Jennifer Burnham
“Carrie asks Jennifer how she believes Marie Kondo has shaped the ‘tidying’ landscape today. They discuss the pros and cons of owning your own business. Plus Jennifer talks about the principles of organizing and how they can be used in other areas of our lives, like health, wellness, and finances.”
PODCAST INTERVIEW // wild air // EP 019
Organizing, Emotional Attachments & Why The Calendar is Your Best Friend with Jennifer Burnham
“In todays episode I chat with Organizational Coach Jennifer Burnham and this one conversation totally changed my perspective on where I was spending my time. SO much so that I am now working with her 1 on 1 to help me in my business and personal life, and let me tell you, it’s amazing. I’ve only had two weeks with her and already I am feeling more clear headed and focused on what my goals really are. So if you are in need of some direction in your life do not miss this chat about decluttering, time management and everything in between.”
PODCAST INTERVIEW // mia danielle // EP 027
The 4-Letter Word, “Goal”- Goal Planning With Jennifer Burnham
In this episode, we chat about the effects that our goals have on us and how the way you resonate with a goal impacts how easily you achieve it. Learn how to leverage your mind to achieve your big goals. Of course, we get tactical as well, discussing how to connect your calendar to your goal given the disconnect that often occurs between the planning and the doing.