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EP 14: Dating Your Spouse: How to Create a Relationship Routine That Is Anything But

“If you want endless repetition, see a lot of different people; if you want variety, stay with one.” Host Corinne Morahan borrows a quote from folk icon Joni Mitchell to demonstrate the paradoxical nature of keeping romance alive: by putting routines in place, you can keep the fun and spontaneity alive in your long term relationship. On today’s episode of Get Organized for Good, Corinne shares some top tips she uses to keep the spark alive in her own 17-year marriage. Working, raising kids and dealing with all the stressors of modern life can take a toll on any marriage. But if you can start from a foundation of love and respect, these tips will help you to remember you’re on the same team. 
 
As promised in last week’s episode, she shares the bean jar technique that she and her husband began using during their first year of marriage (hint: the goal is actually to keep the jar empty). Should you talk about the kids during date night? What do you do when you’re tired, on different schedules, or just don’t feel like doing anything? Corinne explains how to keep a date journal and the importance of flirting. 
 
Stay tuned to the end of the episode for your sexting assignment, and to discover Corinne’s curated sexy playlist. 
 
Quotes
“I very much enjoy being around my husband. We have a lot of fun. We still have a great sex life. And that’s what I want for all of you.” (5:44 | Corinne Morahan) 
“Not every year has looked the same. Not every season has been the best season for us. There—I was going to say there are times we are annoyed with each other–obviously he’s not annoyed with me because I’m perfect—but there are plenty of times where I get annoyed with him. So, I don’t want to paint a picture of something that is completely untrue and unrealistic because that is just not reality. We are two human beings, working through our own shit, raising two of the most incredible children.” (6:03 | Corinne Morahan)
“My husband and I wrote our own vows and in them we said, ‘It’s just you and me, playing catch.’ I don’t even know how to throw a ball, I don’t know how we came up with that, but I love the metaphor. Whatever’s happening around us in the outside world, it’s just the two of us, playing catch. Sometimes it’s the two of us against our kids, if you know what I’m saying. Just the two of us against the world.” (9:58 | Corinne Morahan)
“Listen, sometimes I’m not in the mood. I’ve already shared, many times, I’m a homebody. I like to be in cozy clothes; I like to stay in my house and do nothing. So, sometimes, putting on clothes and getting myself all done up doesn’t feel like exactly the thing I want to do. But I love sitting across the table from my husband, drinking a dirty martini.”  (18:42 | Corinne Morahan)
“Most of us just fall into a rut and we take each other for granted, we get tired, our spouses see us at our literal worst, they see us at our ugliest, they see us at our most disgusting. I’m not trying to be my best self all the time at my house. So, it makes it even that much more important that we get dressed up for date night, that we send each other flirty and fun texts and that we make it fun.” (21:58| Corinne Morahan) 
 
Links
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Here's the playlist my husband put together! https://open.spotify.com/playlist/04sQfzRSVKv34wEL5kuP5q?si=j76g4FQbQMSx9KKDt1_DAQ&pi=u-sJi00ZGDR92a&nd=1&dlsi=35f3a478b30b41c3
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EP 13: Love Your Body: What YOU Need to Feel your Best Every Day

“Having a strong and healthy outlook coupled with a strong and healthy body really is a recipe for so much joy in our lives,” says host Corinne Morahan on this episode of Get Organized for Good. And the opposite is true: No matter how accomplished we are in work and life, having a negative view of how we look can cast a shadow over all of our success. Corinne reveals the toll that founding Grid + Glam took on her health in the early days. As a result, she felt self-conscious about her looks and the image she was portraying, and considered turning down several on-camera promotional opportunities. Since then, she’s maintained a healthy lifestyle based on six pillars, which she shares on today’s episode. She’ll also share the systems she puts in place to solidify her healthy habits and what you can do to create your own best self care routine. When you feel confident in your body, you can feel confident to go after anything you want in life!
 
Corinne reveals how she has overhauled her bedroom for better quality sleep and why she believes that all food is good for us. She’ll share how she keeps herself optimally hydrated and how she prevents boredom in her exercise routine. She explains the best time to make a beauty appointment and how to get yourself in the mood for good sex.
 
None of this is easy, but like Corinne always reminds us, you have to learn to do it anyway. Drawing on wisdom from leading figures such as Susie Moore and Tim Ferris, Corinne will help you assemble and organize your own beauty framework so you can go more boldly out into the world. 
 
Quotes
“When you feel confident, you walk in a room, you light it up. It really doesn’t even matter what you look like, it really is so much of that confidence of feeling good. But partially it is, because we are making choices that make our body and our skin look better.” (5:21 | Corinne Morahan)
“There really is something to this: When we don’t feel good about how we look, and we don’t feel good about our bodies, we don’t feel as good about all of our other accomplishments.” (7:50 | Corinne Morahan)
“You have to pick your hard. Being in a body that you don’t feel your best in, having to say no to work opportunities, is hard. Waking up early, working out five days a week, is hard. Pick your hard. This is not a choice between what’s the easy thing to do. It’s, ‘Which hard am I willing to choose for the outcome that I really want to get?’” (22:18 | Corinne Morahan) 
“Giving yourself a framework like this where everything is allowed gets you out of the cycle of shame and beating yourself up. My daughter and I always say that all food is good for you: some is good for your body and some is good for your soul.” (29:39 | Corinne Morahan)
“You can’t hate yourself into the person you want to be; you have to love yourself into her.” (36:03 | Corinne Morahan)
 
Links
Join me for my free "Get Organized for Good" Workshops! They're coming up on May 20 + 21. I'd love to see you there! Learn more by clicking here: http://gridandglam.com/workshop
 
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EP 12: Sentimental Clutter: How to Let It Go for Good

“If everything is special, then nothing is special,” host Corinne Morahan reminds us on this episode of Get Organized for Good. Today, she is tackling the topic of sentimental clutter– items that you are keeping solely for the memory and meaning attached to them and not for any functional purpose. In an effort to keep memories of loved ones and good times alive, we often hold onto everything. This not only dilutes the memory, but acts as a barrier to connection and can create a new source of stress. It’s the hardest type of clutter to get rid of, Corinne explains, citing research from the Yale School of Medicine about the physical effects of parting with sentimental items. Luckily, she’s here to tell us how we can keep our memories alive without keeping our clutter.
 
She’ll discuss how to determine what stays and what goes, how to handle pressure from family members to keep things you don’t want, and how to determine whether your items, while invaluable to you, are of any value, monetarily. She’ll share how she determined which sentimental items from her children, from her fabulous grandmother and from one memorable grade school field trip were worthy of keeping. She’ll also reveal what those with difficult childhoods tend to hang onto the most, and why this only creates an undue burden on their children. 
 
As always, we are in control of our own process. Whether our items stay or go, our memories live within us, unchanged. 
 
Quotes
“When we keep every single thing that might have some meaning to us, like any other item in our home it simply becomes clutter. And instead of being able to enjoy it and appreciate it, it stresses us out.” (3:57 | Corinne Morahan)
“When I start talking about getting rid of sentimental items people immediately freeze up and get stressed out. And I want you to know that you are in control of what you keep and what you get rid of. No one is going to come to your house and tell you what you need to get rid of, but similarly, people also can’t tell you what you have to keep. You are an adult and you are the boss of these decisions, and I have every confidence in you that your heart knows what to keep and what to toss.” (5:58 | Corinne Morahan) 
“If at some point, I decide to throw out this pearl necklace, I will not ever be throwing away the memory. The memory lives in me forever and always, the feelings of that moment. I don’t need to hold this necklace in my hand to know that. I can if I want to, but I have countless other good memories for which I do not have anything tangible, I don’t need anything tangible. The memory lives in me.” (8:30 | Corinne Morahan)
“It doesn’t mean you are throwing away that person, it doesn’t mean you’re throwing away that moment, it doesn’t mean you’re throwing away that memory. It just means you’re throwing away the tangible item. Or donating it. If someone in your family is making you feel that way, then they can keep the item in their home.” (9:46 | Corine Morahan)
“If this feels hard, you’re doing it right. This is the hardest part. Sentimental clutter is the hardest thing to part with, but I know you can do it.” (16:20 | Corinne Morahan)
 
Links
 
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EP11: The Organizing/Orgasm Connection

You’ll want to get the kids out of the room for this one! Today’s episode of the Get Organized for Good podcast, host Corinne Morahan is exploring the connection between organization and orgasms. The stress that clutter causes us, and the resentment that builds toward a partner who doesn’t do their share of household responsibilities has a major effect on libido, Corinne explains. Citing research from renowned sex and relationship experts, she emphasizes how much an environment free from visual clutter positively impacts a couple’s intimate life. 
 
As always, Corinne reminds us that shame has no place in this process. Nor does it do us any good to compare our lives to anyone else’s. Everyone’s different, with their own schedules and motivations. An improved sex life is simply another aspect of the expansive joy we invite into our lives when we clear our space of clutter and mess.
 
Join today’s episode to hear Corinne share her personalized playlist and her favorite recommendations for the bedroom. 
 
Quotes
“I, of course, know this to be true. I have seen it in my own life, and case studies of countless of my members: the more relaxed we are, and the less we have any feelings of resentment, the more connected we feel to our partners, and the more we are simply in the mood.” (1:37 | Corinne Morahan)
“Messy homes can lead to feelings of depression and low self-esteem which in and of itself is a libido killer—this is what the research tells us—especially in those areas of our house where we spend the most time with our partners, like our bedrooms but also our living areas.” (4:54 | Corinne Morahan) 
“We all have different libidos, we all have different desires for sex, we all have different schedules. There are so many things that factor into it. What this conversation is really about is maximizing pleasure for you at the top of your desire threshold.” (6:22 | Corinne Morahan)
“There can be a lot of factors that impact our sex drive: our health, and the factors that I’ve listed above. But two of the big ones that impact our sex lives, and our sexual desires, and our ability to reach climax are our stress levels and our connection to our partner. And being organized has a massively positive impact on both.” (7:48 | Corinne Morahan) 
 
Links
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Here are my recommendations!
Sexual Healing Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5IQ0JByBuC9MOk10iTojMI?si=a7ffd089c6c648cb
Partner toy: https://rstyle.me/+OfCagDsTL2P8XziAwMMSHw
Solo toy is Ina 3: https://rstyle.me/+CkbJm7QAYRDReNKKMTYxKg
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EP10: The One Where Your Family Gets on Board

“Do you ever find yourself busy running around tidying up and no one else is helping? Yeah, we’re not going to do that anymore.” On today’s episode of Getting Organized for Good, host Corinne Morahan will show you how you can get your family involved in the household organizing and decluttering. Citing studies which illustrate the mental and emotional aspect of clutter, she’ll explain the benefits of organizing, and why onboarding your spouse and children—even if they don’t share your enthusiasm—will make for a smoother household, where everyone feels more peaceful and has more fun. 
 
You’ll learn some sample scripts to help you make your needs known clearly to each member of your family—after all they can’t read your mind. She’ll explain why it’s OK for kids to push back and why you shouldn’t wait until you and your spouse are on the same page, as well as why you shouldn’t expect perfection. She’ll share her daughter’s after school routine and how she’s saved them both several fights and hectic mornings. 
 
Corinne will also share a story from her son’s time at summer camp as an example of the values family organizing instills in our children as they make their way out into the world. Learning that they need to contribute to household chores not only teaches them resilience and responsibility, it fosters in them the kind of confidence and empowerment that only comes from mastering new skills.
 
Quotes
“I felt like the responsibility to keep our house and life going was mine and mine alone.” (1:49 | Corinne Morahan)
“I want you to hear this loud and clear: You do not have to be perfect to be deserving of help.” (2:44 | Corinne Morahan)
“So many of us want it to matter as much to our partner as it does to us, and that is leaving us broken and resentful. If we are waiting for it to matter to them as much as us to do something about it, we’re going to be waiting a long time.” (6:00 | Corinne Morahan) 
“People can’t read our minds, the same way we can’t read other people’s minds. How often do we think someone is thinking something and we are way off base. So, we need to be super clear on our ask.” (9:41 | Corinne Morahan)
“Even though she might push back—and she’s allowed, kids are allowed to complain, they don’t have to do these things happily, they just have to do them. And so even though she may push back, she will still get it done.” (11:57 | Corinne Morahan)
 
Links
 
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EP09: The Paradox of Free Time

“What am I even doing? All I wanted was free time and I’m not even enjoying it.” On today’s episode of Getting Organized for Good, host Corinne Morahan addresses an unexpected problem she encountered after getting organized: an abundance of free time that she had no idea what to do with. At first she filled it with busy work before realizing that was just another form of clutter. To keep from turning our hard-earned and well-deserved free time from becoming just another form of stress, Corinne invites us to pause and figure out what we truly want. 
 
Staying busy allows us to stay in control of our time. It helps us avoid the thoughts, actions and people we don’t want to deal with. But the whole point of organizing, Corinne reminds us, is to live our best lives, filled with the activities and adventures that bring us joy. 
 
If you had a whole day to yourself how would you fill it? Corinne shares a few of the joys she fills her Saturday mornings with, bringing a little of her old city life to her home in the suburbs. 
 
Quotes
“I started to ask myself, ‘What am I avoiding? Why do I feel this constant need to be busy? Am I trying to avoid myself? Am I trying to avoid the silence? Am I trying to avoid figuring out a hobby? Am I trying to avoid life?’” (2:58 | Corinne Morahan)
“There is a piece of us that keeps us in this story and this cycle of manufactured busyness because if and when we have more time, we don’t actually know what to do with it.” (5:05 | Corinne Morahan) 
“Somehow we feel like if we’re not busy then we’re not going to be in control of our time, we’re going to have to say yes to things we don’t want to do, we are going to have to somehow be perfect.” (6:21 | Corinne Morahan)
“We spend so much of our time thinking about what everyone else needs and what everyone else wants and so little time thinking about what we actually want. And what is so crazy is I’ve seen even this phenomenon create another shame spiral. ‘How can I not know what I want to do with my free time?’ And then this just becomes another thing to stress about. That we fill our time stressing about how we don’t know how to fill our time. Oh, boy. Why do we do this to ourselves?” (7:32 | Corinne Morahan) 
“I’m not saying wave a magic wand and everything changes, although I do think getting organized is the start of waving that magic wand.”  (14:34 | Corinne Morahan) 
 
Links
Download your FREE Self-Care Journal here! https://www.gridandglam.com/selfcarejournal
 
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EP08: Systems, Routines + Habits: Let me show you how to make them FUN

Imagine you’re on a dream vacation with your family and all you can think of is the clutter and disorganization you have waiting for you back home? For Corinne Morahan, vacations were spoiled just this way until she put in place a series of systems, habits and routines for her and her family to follow. This transformation allowed her and her family to enjoy well-earned vacations and to experience the true freedom that only comes from being disciplined. 
 
What are the differences among systems, routines, and habits? Corinne will explain all three and why neither one works without the other. Without all three you will soon find yourself back where you started. To illustrate, she describes the way her family take off their shoes and coats in the mud room, or vestibule, of the house as their first order of business when returning home. 
 
In between vacations is the comforting rhythm of day-to-day life. These same systems, habits and routines for productivity and organization will help ensure you’re building a life you love and that you don’t need a vacation from!
 
Quotes
“[It] was so magical because we were all so relaxed. We really got to enjoy being away. We had done a full reset of our house before we left. We were coming back on Saturday so we could do a Sunday reset before we started the next week, and we knew we could have a full week to just enjoy and relax and enjoy each others’ company.” (3:29 | Corinne Morahan)
“I know some people who consider themselves carefree and spontaneous really resist the idea of getting organized because they think it’s going to stifle them when the reality is it opens you up to so much spontaneity.” (4:12 | Corinne Morahan) 
“Hopefully, you’re not sick of hearing me say this by now, but I want us all to feel free to enjoy this one wild and crazy life.” (5:18 | Corinne Morahan)
“I like having a life that is a balance between the day-to-day rhythms, the systems, being at home and being able to go on big adventures. And if we can figure out the right systems, routines, and habits to optimize our lives, we can enjoy the day-to-day, and not just wait to enjoy until we go on these vacations.” (6:24 | Corinne Morahan) 
“Think about the freedom that you will get back in your life if you spend the time to do this. It’s so incredible.” (10:46 | Corinne Morahan)
 
Links
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EP07: The Productivity Secret Nobody Knows: The Sunday Reset

Has the #SundayReset landed on your FYP on TikTok? You can thank host Corinne Morahan of Grid + Glam, the trend’s creator, for all the inspiration! She returns in the latest episode of Get Organized For Good with Step 4 of her organization framework. It’s a two-fold process to bring your house up to baseline and set your week up for more ease and less friction. Of course, you can do this any day of the week, or over multiple days, as long as you don’t wait until things are perfect before getting started. Corinne shares examples from her own family’s routine regarding cooking, meal prep, laundry, indoor/outdoor cleaning and self-care. 
 
She also shares her kickstarter list—the three tasks you can complete that will make your week that much smoother, and get the ball rolling toward a more organized life. As you continue to incorporate more of your own steps, you will begin to see a marked improvement in your well-being, productivity, work/life balance and sense of self. She will also tell you how you can start to get your kids involved!
 
Part of getting organized for good is taking back control of your time, and you don’t want to spend it all performing maintenance on your clutter. By putting in the few hours a week toward your reset, you will soon discover you have exponentially more time to devote to finding and pursuing the things that you truly enjoy.
 
Quotes
“A reset is so powerful because it allows you to begin each week with a clear mind, an uncluttered space, a streamlined to-do list, and ultimately that boosts your productivity and just overall well-being and it gives you more time.” (3:53 | Corinne Morahan) 
“Your house does not need to be perfectly organized, it does not need to be your dream home, to start a Sunday Reset. You can start it this week and you’ll immediately see the benefits of it.” (4:40 | Corinne Morahan)
“It’s not just the time I save, it is the aggravation and the frustration so that I can show up as a much better version of myself and frankly we all can, because we have spent this time doing this together.” (12:34 | Corinne Morahan)
“It’s super important that everyone in the family knows that they play a role in maintaining the space.” (12:51 | Corinne Morahan)
“Rather than thinking of the Sunday Reset as yet another chore, think about this as an amazing habit or a gift you are giving yourself.” (14:40 | Corinne Morahan)
 
Links
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EP06: Getting Organized to Live a Life You Love

Ready for the sexiest and most fun step of the 4-step organization framework? In this episode of Get Organized for Good, Corinne Morahan describes the various reactions guests have had to the state of her home, including that of an old college friend who compared it to a Pottery Barn (and whether or not he meant it as a compliment)!  Everyone has a different threshold for chaos, she says, and different appetites for organizing. You have the privilege of determining your individual level of organization and your personal style of home decor. 
 
Sites like Pinterest and Instagram should serve as inspiration and information, not comparison. Have fun while you gather data and cultivate your own approach! Corinne explains what to do when you and your partner have different organization thresholds, and the important distinction between putting things down and putting them away and why she strongly prefers big labels. 
 
Getting organized has not only changed Corinne’s life, but allowed her sons to thrive and be empowered in their approach to stressful situations. Join us to learn how you, too, can start living your most expansive life, today!
 
Quotes
“Imagine how freaking sexy it feels when every space in your home is dialed in, and if you are going to have guests over at any moment, you don’t have to clean up for them. This is the beauty of being organized.” (3:43 | Corinne Morahan)
“We all have a different threshold for chaos.” (5:13 | Corinne Morahan) 
“As you are embarking on this journey, I want you to feel empowered that you get to decide what your threshold is for you. Don’t let the pictures of my house, don’t let what you see on Instagram or Pinterest dictate that for you. Use it as information.” (6:14 | Corinne Morahan)
“It’s been so interesting to watch my kids grow up in a home that’s so organized and how they really now thrive in such organized spaces. Their default now is that they’re feeling stressed about something, they’ll ask me if I can help them declutter or purge or set up a new system as they’re growing and their needs change. And it’s extremely empowering to them to feel like they have a say, but they also have tools to help them feel like they can control their environment a bit more when so much is out of their control.” (9:37 | Corinne Morahan)
 
Links
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EP05: The Power of Decluttering: Free Your Mind, The Rest Will Follow…

“The external looked perfectly pretty and organized but underneath it all was one big gigantic mess. And that’s really how I felt for a lot of my life,” says Corinne, who’s back with Step 2 of the four step framework for living a more organized life. On this episode of Get Organized for Good, she’s focused on decluttering. And while it’s tempting to simply organize your clutter and call it a day–even putting it in pretty containers–unless you purge the things that no longer serve you, you’ll end up back in the same mess sooner rather than later. 
 
Corinne knows firsthand what an undertaking this is—the decision fatigue, the overwhelm, the emotional drain–because she’s lived it. Now, she’s here to show you how to move confidently and purposefully through it all and follow through with your decluttering mission. She reflects on the cost of hanging onto your stuff–and it goes way beyond money–and she addresses the concerns you may have about throwing stuff away. She’ll even have you rethinking your attitude toward shopping.
 
Your home should be where you live your most glamorous life, not a massive storage unit or a living landfill. Purging your physical environment sets the framework for purging the clutter in all other areas of your life. 
 
Let Corinne help you put the grid in place so you have plenty of room for the glam. 
 
Quotes
“You have to purge [your clutter]  to achieve the glam life you want.” (4:47 | Corinne Morahan) 
“Organized clutter is still clutter. And this was the life that I lived. Everything looked organized but I had too much stuff because I had lots of clutter and I could never keep it that way. If you try to organize your clutter, you will eventually end up with the same mess and overwhelm you started with. ” (5:51 | Corinne Morahan)
“Purge burnout is real, even if you’re super committed to it and you’re dedicated to the process, you can really burnout because there are so many big decisions. And I’m guessing that when you tried to get organized in the past, you started pulling things out and you got overwhelmed because it got worse before it got better.” (7:26 | Corinne Morahan)
“Clutter affects us daily. There is a massive, massive cost to that. It takes away our freedom.” (12:29 | Corinne Morahan) 
“Do you want to keep your house as a massive storage unit for the ‘what-ifs’? I would personally rather live in a house that is organized and streamlined and has breathing room.” (13:04 | Corinne Morahan)
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