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Minimal-ish is a podcast hosted by Desirae Endres about striving to live with less of the things that don't matter, more of what does, and pursuing intention in every area of our everyday lives and motherhood. We'll talk about a realistic version of minimalism, family life, motherhood, work, caring for ourselves, budgeting and intentional finances, and everything in between.

Minimal-ish: Minimalism, Intentional Living, Motherhood

Today I’m honored to be speaking with author, podcaster, wife, and mother Tara Sun. In this conversation, Tara shares her journey towards a slower, more intentional life by prioritizing saying no and building habits that support the kind of life you want to live. We are also diving into her new book “Overbooked and Overwhelmed" where she shares practical tips for managing distractions and finding rest amidst a busy lifestyle. 

Links from this episode:

 
Tara on Instagram (@misstarasun)

 
Tara’s Website

 
Tara’s Podcast

 
Pre-order her new book: Overbooked and Overwhelmed (Releases Aug. 5th)

 
Desirae on Instagram

 
Minimal-ish Podcast Website

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277: Overbooked and Overwhelmed with Tara Sun

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276: Living Slow when Life is Busy

This week on Minimalish, I’m back with my first guest interview in a while – and I couldn’t think of a better way to start the summer! After wrapping up my long-term sub position at the high school, I’m so excited to get back to conversations that help us live a little more intentionally.

Today, I’m chatting with Nicole Runyon, a former psychotherapist turned parent coach, all about how we can set our families up for a simpler, more connected summer. This conversation is full of helpful, down-to-earth advice to help you feel more confident and grounded heading into summer with your kids at home.

In this episode, we talk about:

 Why independence and responsibility is so important (and how to encourage it)

 How to navigate technology and set boundaries for different ages

 Why boredom is actually good for kids—and how to help them through it

Whether you’re craving more rhythm, rest, or just want to avoid constant power struggles this summer, this episode is for you.

Links from this episode:

 
Nicole on Instagram (@igenerationmentalhealth)

 Nicole’s Website

 
Order her new book: “Free to Fly: The Secret to Fostering Independence in the Next Generation"

 Desirae on Instagram

 Minimal-ish Podcast Website

Sponsors:

 
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275: Fostering Connection, Independence and Confidence in Our Kids with Nicole Runyon

Today I'm bringing you a solo episode with 4 simple and quick steps we can all take to start our summer months with intention and (hopefully) have a more intentional season. I hope you'll even be able to use at least one of these steps and take action on it today.

Sponsors:

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274: 4 Quick Steps to a More Intentional Summer

Today I'm sharing 3 lessons I shared in a letter to my senior students before their graduation. In this episode, I expand on these lessons and reflect a bit on my year back to teaching.

Sponsors:

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273: 3 Lessons For Anyone at a Turning Point + Reflections from Going Back to Teaching

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272: Declutter with Me: Your Wardrobe + Mindset Shifts about our Clothes (and our bodies)

Sponsors:

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271: Decluttering with a full time job, kids, and a busy life - The Konmari Method with Mandy Davis (Minimal-ish Replay)

Today I'm bringing you a solo episode where I'm getting very real about why minimalism isn't going as planned in this current season. If you feel a similar struggle, I hope this episode helps you reflect and move forward!

Sponsors:
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270: Why Minimalism Isn't Working (And What I'm Doing About It)

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269: Impactful Mindset Shifts for Minimalism + Easier Decluttering with Dawn Madsen (Minimal-ish Replay)

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268: 4 Things I've Learned about Habit Building (from completing a 75 day challenge)

Today we are talking decluttering our clothes - and we are specifically talking about our own, personal clothes (not our spouse's clothes or our kids' clothes.) I believe this is one of the most impactful areas of the home to declutter because we wake up and make a decision about what to wear every day. A cluttered, overfilled closet doesn't help us in that daily endeavor.
Being that it's summer, this might be the most impactful time of the year to talk about this topic and make sure our closets are only filled with the clothes that we love and that fit us. I hope you'll join me today as we talk about why this is such an impactful area of the home to make minimal-ish, along with tips for decluttering this area of the home (by creating a personal uniform). I'm also sharing my recent experience decluttering my clothes and filling gaps in my supper wardrobe.

Links:
Desirae on Instagram
Podcast Website

Sponsor:
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186: Declutter With Me: Your Clothes - Mindset Shifts, Decluttering tips, and Why Decluttering Our Clothes is So Impactful

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