Get Organized for Good with Corinne Morahan: Maximize Your Productivity, Cultivate Purposeful Habits and Have More Fun!

EP 58: Part 2: You Are the Asset—And It’s Time You Started Acting Like It

Your business and life will only grow as much as you do.
 
If you’re constantly drained, how can you expect to lead, create, or build anything that lasts? In part two of this four-part series, Corinne Morahan unpacks a truth many high achievers ignore: more work doesn’t equal more success. Pushing harder without protecting your energy leads to burnout, poor decision-making, and stalled growth. But when you prioritize yourself, everything expands—your clarity, your revenue, your impact.
 
Corinne shares a practical exercise to spot hidden energy drains and a simple framework to decide what to do, delete, or delegate. She also challenges you to set one clear boundary this week and stick to it. Because if you don’t protect your time, who will?
 
This episode is a reminder that success isn’t about doing more. It’s about showing up fully for what matters. Next, Corinne dives into the power of structured freedom and why the way you manage your time could be the key to everything you’re working toward.
 
Episode Breakdown:
00:00 Introduction
00:22 You Are Your Biggest Asset
00:54 The Lie of Working Harder
01:26 Benefits of Prioritizing Yourself
02:09 Protecting Your Energy
04:25 Do, Delete, or Delegate Framework
05:21 High Achievers and Energy Management
08:09 Setting Intentional Work and Rest Boundaries
10:07 Committing to Your Boundary
 
Links
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EP 57: Part 1: Success Isn’t Random

“High achievers don’t wait for success. They create it.”
 
Is success something that happens to you, or something you make happen? Corinne Morahan kicks off a four-part series designed to help you step into your highest potential without waiting for the perfect moment, permission, or a step-by-step guide from someone else.
 
This episode breaks down three key shifts that set high achievers apart. First, define your next level vision. What does success actually look like for you? Too many people chase goals that don’t align with what they truly want, only to feel unfulfilled when they get there. Next, audit your habits. Are you filling your days with busy work, or are you making strategic moves that drive real progress? Finally, step into CEO energy. The most successful people don’t second-guess every decision. They trust themselves, act with certainty, and move forward even when fear is in the mix.
 
Corinne challenges you to take one bold step today: make a decision you’ve been avoiding, without polling others for advice first. This series is all about momentum, and it starts with you taking the lead.
 
Episode Breakdown:
00:00 Introduction 
00:34 Success Isn’t Random
01:17 Radical Responsibility
01:50 Excuses vs. Action Steps
02:53 Step 1: Define Your Next Level Vision
05:25 Step 2: Audit Your Habits
08:38 Step 3: Commit to CEO Energy
10:13 Challenge: Make a Decision Today
10:34 Bonus Challenge: No Consultation
10:57 Closing
 
Links
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EP 56: On Friendships: Conversations for Good with Briggs Rolfsrud

Letting go of a friendship can be just as tough as holding on to one. So how do you know when to walk away and when to work through it?
 
In this episode, Corinne Morahan and Briggs Rolfsrud talk about the reality of adult friendships—the ones that last, the ones that fade, and the ones that need a hard goodbye. They share personal stories, unpack why friendships shift over time, and explore how to prioritize the relationships that truly matter. Corinne’s four-step organizing framework offers a fresh way to think about friendships, from recognizing when a connection no longer serves you to making time for the people who do.
 
If you’ve ever questioned whether to reach out, step back, or completely move on, Corinne and Briggs’ conversation will give you clarity and maybe even the push you need to nurture the friendships that deserve your energy.
 
Quotes
“It’s so hard to lose a friend, whether by choice or by their omission, right? When they kind of let you go, and you’re left wondering why—should you reach out or not?” (03:07 | Briggs Rolfsrud)
“Two things can be true at once: it can be sad that I have to let this person go or they let me go, and it’s the right thing that had to happen because of where we are in our lives and who we are.” (07:57 | Corinne Morahan)
“It’s okay to just say goodbye to someone for a reason that makes sense to you and maybe not to most of the people that you know.” (12:25 | Briggs Rolfsrud)
“Just because you have the conversation doesn’t mean that you’re gonna choose to salvage it. You may still end up walking away, but at least you’ll know you tried.” (21:00 | Corinne Morahan)
“Compromises can happen within your boundaries. You don’t want to go outside of them, but there’s a lot of wiggle room.” (22:53 | Briggs Rolfsrud) 
 
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EP 55: Make ‘Getting Organized’ The Easy Thing To Do

Getting organized shouldn’t feel like a constant struggle. Corinne Morahan breaks down how to set up systems that make organization the easiest option so you’re not relying on willpower to stay on top of things. What if your home worked with you instead of against you? What if small tweaks could eliminate daily frustration and make life run smoother?  
 
Corinne shares simple shifts that transformed her own home, like ditching laundry baskets in her kids’ rooms to cut out an unnecessary step or expanding shoe storage to prevent the daily pileup. She also highlights creative solutions from her friend Briggs, who rethought where her family’s swim gear and socks belong based on how they actually live, not just where things are “supposed” to go.  
 
The biggest takeaway? Organization should fit your life, not the other way around. If something feels like a hassle, it’s a sign the system needs to change. Corinne challenges listeners to spot the friction points in their routines and ask: How could this be easier? Because when the easy thing is the organized thing, staying on top of life stops feeling like a chore.
 
Quotes
“The solutions only need to make sense to you and only need to make your life easier. It doesn’t need to make sense to anyone else.” (14:51 | Corinne Morahan) 
“Staying organized should not feel hard. It does require some maintenance, the Sunday reset or resetting whenever you feel like you need to, but it actually should not feel hard. And so, if you’ve spent the time and energy to get organized and it’s feeling hard, that is an important cue to you that you need to really reassess some of the systems that you’ve set up.” (16:04 | Corinne Morahan)
“When you set up systems that support your lifestyle, you eliminate the necessity for making decisions. You’ve just eliminated the necessity to make them. And that in and of itself makes life easier.” (17:30 | Corinne Morahan)
 
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EP 54: How to Celebrate Valentine’s Day When You’re Over 40

You are the love story you’ve been waiting for. So how do you start showing up for yourself the way you deserve?
 
Valentine’s Day brings a lot of talk about romance, but what about the relationship you have with yourself? Corinne Morahan shares why self-love isn’t a cliché; it’s the foundation for everything else. She opens up about her own journey, from embracing Valentine’s Day to keeping the spark alive in her marriage, but the real shift happened when she realized something unexpected: the most important love story she’ll ever have is the one with herself.
 
Turning 40 brought her a new level of confidence, not because time magically delivers it, but because she chose to stop waiting, start accepting, and take action. She challenges listeners to ask a hard but necessary question: If something in your life isn’t working, are you willing to change it or are you ready to let it go? She also breaks down the mental load so many women carry and makes a strong case for asking for what you need, instead of hoping someone will figure it out.
 
This episode is both a reality check and an invitation to start treating yourself better, set higher standards, and create the love story you actually want to live.
 
Quotes
“What I discovered turning 40 is that I became my own best love story. And that is what I want for you.” (03:33 | Corinne Morahan)
“Accept the things about yourself that you won’t change because there is no point in having something about yourself or your life that you don’t like and beating yourself up about it, and having that negative inner monologue and then not doing anything about it. You have the choice. You can do something about it or you can not do something about it. But if you’re not gonna do anything about it, then accept it and stop complaining about it and stop making it a negative thing.” (05:09 | Corinne Morahan) 
“Asking for what you want and need is a very mature way to communicate, and it doesn’t make it any less special.” (08:33 | Corinne Morahan)
“The better I treat myself, the better I take care of myself, the higher standards I have for how everyone around me is going to be treated.” (11:02 | Corinne Morahan)
“Think about this: How can you become your greatest love story? How can you fall in love with yourself? How can you treat yourself more kindly? How can you think better thoughts? How can you take better care of yourself? It really does start with you. You’re the one. Go do it.” (11:11 | Corinne Morahan) 
 
Links
Here's Episode 14 - Dating your Spouse - for your enjoyment! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/get-organized-for-good-with-corinne-morahan-maximize/id1732115335?i=1000655509919
 
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EP 53: Fun with a Capital F

“Fun with a capital F is who you’re going to be seeing more of if you follow me on social media, if you are listening to this podcast, if you see me in real life,” declares Corinne Morahan as she shares her 2025 focus on making joy an intentional part of her life.
 
Corinne reflects on how she transformed her chaotic beginnings and high-stress Wall Street career into a life of structure, peace, and balance. Now, she’s ready to embrace fun in a way that feels grounded and meaningful. From date nights and girls’ trips to playful wardrobe updates, she’s exploring what it means to make fun a natural part of daily life.
 
How do you bring more joy into your own routine? Corinne reminds us that achieving goals requires more than intention—it takes action and a clear plan. What’s your theme for the year, and what steps will you take to bring it to life?
 
Quotes
“You can get rid of all the things that aren’t working for you and create this much more peaceful life. But then it’s like, you still need to also do the work to figure out what this new version of you is going to be.” (13:53 | Corinne Morahan) 
“The person who is coming to save you is you. It’s you. You are the one who gets to transform your life and make it all happen for you.” (15:30 | Corinne Morahan) 
“Fun with a capital F is who you’re going to be seeing more of if you follow me on social media, if you are listening to this podcast, if you see me in real life.” (14:29 | Corinne Morahan)
“If you want something, that’s great, but wanting it isn’t enough. You have to take action. And in order to take action, you need a plan and you need to get specific.” (16:06 | Corinne Morahan)
 
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EP 52: My Beauty Routine

“I like looking good; it makes me feel good. I don’t apologize for it, it’s fun,” says host Corinne Morahan who breaks down her beauty routine on this episode of Get Organized for Good. From the hair care tool she insists is worth every penny to the skin procedure she adamantly refuses to use, Corinne shares what she does to look and feel glamorous, even when she’s lounging on the couch in sweats. Like all aspects of getting organized, putting beauty systems in place makes for a quick and easy daily routine. It’s an investment of time and money, but it’s also a ton of fun!
 
Today, Corinne will reveal how she protects and maintains her weekly blowout, her stance on facial lasers versus serums, and her approach to makeup depending on whether or not she’ll be appearing on camera. She’ll discuss teeth whitening, lymphatic drainage, facials and Botox. She’ll share what she thinks makes the biggest difference to your appearance, even if you do nothing else. 
 
If you’re ready to look better and feel better, join the Get Organized for Good podcast to learn how you can elevate your beauty routine today. 
 
Quotes
“I will say this: the happier and less stressed you are, the better you look. Period.” (1:52 | Corinne Morahan)
“When I talk about getting organized and eliminating pain points in our lives, this is a piece of it. It is certainly not the reason I do it. It’s not for vanity—I’m not actually that vain—but, not only is it a nice byproduct, I think it is really hard to look and feel your best when you feel like the rest of your life is a dumpster fire.” (2:03 | Corinne Morahan)
“I would rather invest in something significant to make my life easier on a daily basis—and what I mean by that is lasers. I have done a lot of face lasers because I feel like ultimately, they are a bigger bang for your buck in less time than trying to rely on the skin serums and creams—which I still do use, but, nothing’s a miracle.” (13:20 | Corinne Morahan)
“I would rather trade these bigger chunks of time when I’m going to these appointments and having a very quick routine daily. For me, it just works better that way.” (20:07 | Corinne Morahan)
“For me, it is an investment in looking good. I do spend time and energy and money on it, but I’ve made it a priority so that in my day-to-day, I can feel put together but with a lot of ease.” (24:34 | Corinne Morahan)
 
Links
Click here to listen to Episode 13 - Love your Body: What YOU Need to Feel your Best Every Day: https://www.gridandglam.com/blog/episode13
Click here to listen to Episode 27 - Love your Body, Part 2: https://www.gridandglam.com/blog/episode27
 
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EP 51: How to Meal Prep like a Pro!

“What I have learned through the years is even my friends who do love cooking and who are really good at it, it becomes a grind to put dinner on the table every night.” says host Corinne Morahan. If you can relate, you will find plenty of helpful tips in this episode of Get Organized for Good for taking the pain points out of meal prep. Corinne discusses how she keeps her family and herself healthily fed while making the most of family time. She’ll cover division of labor in the kitchen, working around kids’ schedules, and home-cooked meals versus ordering in and dining out. She explains how she talks to her kids about healthy eating, her approach to snacks, making the most of seasonal eating and how to turn one night of cooking into multiple meals. 
 
She’ll share her tips for keeping an organized grocery list, how to make the most efficient use of time at the grocery store and why she schedules her shopping around trash day. She’ll share her recipe for the most delicious lime and cilantro rice, dealing with food allergies and food preferences, and balancing nutritious eating with treats—and why both are ultimately good for us. She’ll explain why she is pro-microwave and how she uses it to make so many delicious dishes. 
 
Whether you are in charge of the household cooking or, like Corinne, are more than happy to leave it to your spouse, you’ll find plenty of advice on today’s episode about making for a week of seamless meal prep. 
 
Quotes
“What I have learned through the years is even my friends who do love cooking and who are really good at it, it becomes a grind to put dinner on the table every night.” (3:10 | Corinne Morahan)
“I do not understand people who like to go grocery shopping multiple times a week.” (7:45 | Corinne Morahan)
“If I am in charge of dinner and my husband’s not there, I am 100 percent of the time ordering in or taking the kids out. I’m just not interested.” (21:06 | Corinne Morahan)
“For me, it is more important that we all sit down and eat as many nights as possible than that we are spending all of this time cooking a meal and then feeling tired from the cooking and like there’s so much cleanup to do. I’d rather have that time together as a family, and this really works for us.” (22:10 | Corinne Morahan)
“All food is good for us. Some is good for our bodies, and some is good for our souls. And that is really how I think about food. We don’t really have good and bad food. We don’t talk about it that way.” (28:13 | Corinne Morahan)
 
Links
Doors to the Grid + Glam Home Organizing Membership close on January 22 at 11:59 pm ET! Get in now and organize your home once + for good! JOIN US HERE: https://www.gridandglam.com/gg-membership
 
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EP 50: How Systems Support our Routines: A Conversation for Good with Briggs Rolfsrud

“It’s amazing to see the incredible awakenings people are having. It’s so touching,” expresses host Corinne Morahan on the 50th episode of Get Organized for Good, recorded in front of a live online audience of members of the New Year, New Clarity: Organize Your Life in 2025 free Facebook group experience. Corinne is once again joined by best friend and co-host of Conversations for Good, Briggs Rolfsrud, to share specific examples of their organization systems and routines — which, as they explain, are two different concepts — that keep them organized. They’ll share solutions for navigating some of the most common problems and excuses that arise when starting the journey—particularly the common refrain that there just isn’t enough time in the day. Though their personalities, goals, and desired outcomes differ greatly, they are both shining examples to those just beginning their organizing journeys of what is possible on the other side of the Grid + Glam home organizing membership. 
 
Briggs shares what she is doing to help her kids develop the habits that eventually become routine—the way Corinne’s kids’ routines have now that Corinne’s kids are older. Briggs shares how she approaches the morning routine, getting out the door, homework time, snacks and bickering. Corinne offers advice to Briggs about getting kids to transition from playtime to fulfilling their commitments, and how to develop a positive mindset about doing things we don’t want to do. 
 
Systems and routines aren’t meant to be static—they are meant to support your family’s unique lifestyle. Listen to the end to hear about exciting news about the Grid + Glam membership. 
 
Quotes
“I was still forgetting. Every night. My routine was to forget. It’s so interesting that we can get in these habits and these routines that do the exact opposite of what we want them to do because if we don’t catch it, we think, ‘Oh, my routine is to look at that melatonin sitting there,’ and just literally not do anything about it. It’s what happens to our clutter in our homes—we just stop seeing the things and I think that’s a really powerful point.” (9:46 | Briggs Rolfsrud and Corinne Morahan)
“Is that what they want to do when they come home from school? That’s just not the question that’s asked. It’s not ‘Do you want to or do you not want to?’ Because if we all only did what we wanted, my kids wouldn’t go to school. My kids wouldn’t eat their vegetables. That’s not the question. It’s just, ‘What do we do? What’s the expectation?’” (16:53 | Corinne Morahan) 
“I’ve got to get stuff done. You’ve got tasks. You might as well do them in a routine way where you don’t have to stress about it, you don’t have to worry about it and it just comes naturally. And the more you can give them the tools to do that, the happier they’ll be.”  (17:39 | Briggs Rolfsrud)
“It’s one of those examples where most people haven’t thought about it, most people aren’t doing and yet it makes life so much easier. So, it really is about thinking outside the box and not just doing what everyone else has done.” (24:12 | Corinne Morahan)
 
Links
Doors to the G+G Home Organizing Membership are now open! You can click here to join and get organized for GOOD in 2025! https://www.gridandglam.com/gg-membership 
 
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EP 49: Interview with Moms Night Out

“These girls level me up,” says Katie of Mandy and Jenny, her friends and co-hosts of Moms Night Out, a podcast for ambitious women looking for advice, motivation and real conversation. Corinne Morahan, host of the Get Organized for Good podcast, was recently a guest on Moms Night Out, and today, she returns the favor catching up with the women to see how they are getting organized as part of her Grid + Glam membership. Katie, Mandy and Jenny discuss the life-altering changes they’ve made, what aspect has been easiest and the most difficult, how their husbands and kids have been adapting—or not—and share  advice for other moms looking to get organized, too. 
 
Learn which step in the process that Katie calls a game-changer and which part was hardest for Mandy to surrender control of. Learn what Jenny is most hopeful about. The three women will discuss their favorite parts of Corinne’s systems and frameworks as well as the importance of consistency, accountability and community. 
 
Whether you’re naturally organized like Katie and Mandy or less so like Jenny, you’ll find stories, emotions and hilarious moments that you can relate to. Join today’s episode to learn how to get in on the fun. 
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Jenny, Katie + Mandy are the hosts of the hilariously relatable podcast, a Moms Night Out. MNO is a podcast for ambitious women who want a one-stop-shop for advice and conversation.
 
MNO covers topics including families, careers, friendship, pop culture, and also has inspiring interviews, like the one with yours truly. Jenny, Katie and Mandy are champagne-loving working moms who will win you over with their honesty and candor. 
 
Quotes
“Hardest was getting my husband on board…he is not organized and it’s been really hard to get him on board…I said to him, ‘This is important to me and this is important for my mental health. I’m a better mom when our house is in order. I’m more fun…I’m not running around stressed. So, that is still the hardest for me is getting him fully on board and really getting him to lean in with me.” (18:53 | Katie)
“It took a few weeks  for it to become a habit for me and now I just do it. I don’t think about it; I don’t dread it. It’s just something I do before I go and sit down after dinner and kids and bed and all those things.”(20:31 | Jenny)
“Hardest part was letting my kids do more because I feel like I was always just cleaning up because it was going to be quicker and things went where they needed to go. But my kids are old enough now, they’re five and seven, and they know the different bins and, ‘Legos go in this one or Barbies in this one,’ and I just wasn’t letting them do that. So, this made me think, ‘Actually, get the kids involved. They can do it,’ and they do it pretty well.” (21:12 | Mandy)
 
Links
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You can listen to the Moms Night Out podcast by clicking here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/moms-night-out/id1709587885
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