The Corinne Morahan Podcast

EP 47: From the Vault: Why Getting Organized is the Fast Track to a Good Life

“Getting organized is one process that really does make us happier—it really does,” says Corinne Morahan, host of the Get Organized for Good podcast, who, today, reaches into the vault to bring back one of her most popular episodes to date. In this fan favorite, she discusses how we can build an authentically happy and fulfilled life from the inside out, regardless of outside accolades, achievements or material things. This means living in the moment, letting go of others’ opinions and expectations and getting brave enough to take control of our own lives and go after what we truly want rather than waiting around and wasting the precious moments of our one and only life. 
 
By getting rid of things we don’t really need, we strike a balance between being grounded and being free and we clear space to hear our true voices, we raise the vibration that offers connection and we are more able to be present and live in the moment. 
 
Are you ready to align with your true self and what truly brings you joy? Join today’s throwback episode to learn why getting organized is the first step in the right direction. 
 
Quotes
“It can feel really hard to live a big, full life. It’s so much easier to play small, but in the playing small, it is actually so painful. We don’t get to experience our full joy.” (4:00 | Corinne Morahan)
“Here is something fun that I have discovered, though: if you do the inner work, and you do become happy, then yeah, losing those last five, ten pounds does feel good. You feel sexier. And making more money does feel good…these external things can enhance your happiness, but they will not be the thing that makes you happy. You have to do the inner work to get there first.” (6:05 | Corinne Morahan)
“One of the biggest regrets of the dying is not living fully as who they wanted to be. They spent their lives living in a way that they thought others wanted them to be and showing up as others wanted them to be and not fully embracing who they are. And I feel like I did that for many years.” (9:34 | Corinne Morahan)
“The truth is, even if the worst thing happens, even if you fall flat on your face, even if you are embarrassed, even if you put yourself out there and it is not received well, you can survive that. You. Will. Not. Die…you can brush yourself off, you can pick yourself up and you can try again.” (11:26 | Corinne Morahan)
“One of the beautiful things about getting older is that you care so much less—if really at all—what people think about you who don’t actually know you. And you care so much more about what you think about yourself and that is super powerful.” (11:47 | Corinne Morahan)
 
Links
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EP 46: New Year Goals + Vision for 2025

“Each year, I build a life that I am happier and happier with,” says host Corinne Morahan. And on today’s episode of Get Organized for Good, she’s going to show you how you can start to build your own best life—and become your favorite version of yourself—in 2025. This is different from simply making another New Year’s Resolution, and—let’s be honest—most likely breaking it. This is about continuing to build on your goals from years past while adding a new one, and continuing to layer your life. 
 
It all starts with vision and a growth mindset and continues with implementing intentional microhabits and routines. Corinne will start by explaining what she did to knock her 2024 goal out of the park. She’ll explain how to talk through your goal with your partner and family, and what to do when you encounter roadblocks and how to confront the excuses we make for ourselves. We can’t just set an intention and wait around, we have to align ourselves with our vision to make it happen. 
 
Are you ready to have an amazing 2025? Join today’s episode to learn how to make it happen. 
 
Quotes
“There really is something to the energy of a new year, and I feel like there is so much momentum moving in our favor to create a life we love. Now, I know some people don’t like a new year. They feel like there’s too much pressure and resolutions and all the things. I love it. I absolutely do, and I feel like there is so much opportunity for us to harness that potential and that optimism and that excitement, so why would we not do that?” (0:58 | Corinne Morahan)
“How incredible of a home and life can you envision for yourself? Can you really anchor into a vision for your home and for your life that feels so exciting and that lights you up?” (2:53 | Corinne Morahan)
“That is the golden question: what does today’s version of you need to do to become your favorite version of yourself in 2025?” (5:38 | Corinne Morahan)
“I think a lot of the reason resolutions fail is it’s, ‘New Year and now I am this thing,’ or now I’ve done this thing.’ I don’t think about it like that. I think about it like, "We've got a year to get it done…I am all about taking small, deliberate actions consistently, building on them over time to get the result we want so that we get to keep it forever and ever, and it takes time to do that.” (5:50 | Corinne Morahan)
“Thinking through what might come up can help manage—not even manage our anxiety around it—but help ensure that we don’t fall off course if they come up.” (12:01 | Corinne Morahan)
 
Links
To join the free "New Year, New Clarity: Organize Your Life in 2025" experience happening in January, please sign up here: https://www.gridandglam.com/new-year-new-clarity
 
Connect With Corinne:
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https://www.corinnemorahan.com/
https://www.instagram.com/gridandglam/
https://www.instagram.com/corinnemorahan/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/corinnemorahan/
https://www.facebook.com/gridandglam
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EP 45: BONUS: A Manifestation Meditation for 2025

“It is so powerful to speak to yourself as if all these incredible things are happening to you already.” On today's first ever bonus episode of Get Organized for Good, Corinne will guide you through a meditation that has helped her manifest so many wonderful things into her own life. By the end you'll be inspired to create your own meditation and to manifest your own best life.
 
This meditation comprises words of gratitude, self-support, self-belief and hope. It touches upon family, relationships, self-care, and healthy boundaries.
 
Carve out some quiet time and find a quiet space to speak of your dreams and goals as if they are reality, and soon they will be.
 
Quotes
“It is so powerful to hear yourself speak to yourself in your own voice as if all these incredible, wonderful things in your life are happening to you already. You will find that over time you might even need to record new ones because you’ve manifested everything you’ve been affirming and you are ready to level up.” (1:23 | Corinne Morahan)
“I had an amazing experience a few months ago where I went to listen to my affirmations and I realized that I had manifested it all and that it was time for me to create a brand new set of recordings.” (1:46 | Corinne Morahan)
“You will be amazed, not that things miraculously start happening, but that you take a line of action to make these things start miraculously happening.” (7:32 | Corinne Morahan)
 
Links
To join the free "New Year, New Clarity: Organize Your Life in 2025" experience happening in January, please sign up here: https://gridandglam.myflodesk.com/qibl1vet6n
 
Connect With Corinne:
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https://www.corinnemorahan.com/
https://www.instagram.com/gridandglam/
https://www.instagram.com/corinnemorahan/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/corinnemorahan/
https://www.facebook.com/gridandglam
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EP 44: Interviews with Terry A. Peters + Karrie Hamons

“I feel seen,” says Karrie Hamons, mom of college-aged twins from Tyler, Texas who loves traveling, entertaining and crafting, “like I found a little place in the social media/internet world where I belong.” Karrie is a longtime member of the Grid + Glam membership and one of two guests interviewed in this episode of the Get Organized for Good podcast. Karrie talks about the joy of finding a like-minded community where being organized is celebrated and where the support is always available when you need it, no matter what stage of the process you’re in. 
 
Also joining Corinne in a respective interview is Terry A. Peters, a mom of two young kids, eight and five, from Connecticut. A daughter of immigrant parents Terry, like many of us, was raised with a scarcity mentality and no foundations for how to live an organized life. She explains why she was drawn to Corinne’s program over so many others, and why organizing is not about some Pinterest fantasy, but about bringing peace and joy to real, everyday life. 
 
Both women explain what it’s like to see their families—particularly their kids—adopt Corinne’s frameworks of organization at different ages and phases of life. Join to hear about their stories and about how you can join the membership to start your own organizing journey today. 
 
Quotes
“Many people think about organization in the most Pinterest, Instagram-worthy, picture perfect…all the things you might see on television, but the reality is the majority of our society and our population live everyday lives. We’ve got families and pets and things are a mess a part of the time and that’s okay, too.” (5:35 | Terry A. Peters) 
“It’s not just about the stuff…the aesthetics, but it’s really trying to figure out…what are those pieces that were really helpful and continue to be helpful…are no longer helpful to us? We get to decide and undo the things that are just no longer helpful for us and honor…where our parents came from …we get to create a different upbringing for our children.” (6:48 | Corinne Morahan)
“Drop the preconceived notions. Organizing is for everyone. It benefits everyone. I would argue that the benefits of having an orderly space, a tidy space, an organized space that’s calming brings way more benefit to the general society than it does to celebrities who have multimillion dollar homes.” (16:08 | Terry A. Peters)
“Sometimes I felt like I got backhanded compliments from [family and friends] for pursuing this order and structure in my life. So, sometimes I almost felt like it was a character flaw…When I found your page and started following along, I thought, ‘Oh, my gosh. I feel seen. I feel like this is celebrated. This is encouraged.’ …So, I found a little place in the social media/internet world where I felt like I belonged.” (26:27 | Karrie  Hamons)
“One of the beautiful things about the membership is you’ve got the accountability, you’ve got the timeline…sometimes you’re not mentally or emotionally ready to deal with some stuff…I have the framework, I have the support still through the membership when I am ready to tackle that spot. The resources are always there and the support of the community is always there for you when you’re ready.” (36:50 | Karrie Hamons)
 
Links
To join the free "New Year, New Clarity: Organize Your Life in 2025" experience happening in January, please sign up here: https://gridandglam.myflodesk.com/qibl1vet6n
 
Connect With Corinne:
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https://www.corinnemorahan.com/
https://www.instagram.com/gridandglam/
https://www.instagram.com/corinnemorahan/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/corinnemorahan/
https://www.facebook.com/gridandglam
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EP 43: 4 Game-Changing Steps to Drastically Improve Your Life and Work

“Most women feel completely overwhelmed and overworked like we’re failing both at work and at home and not showing up at either place as the favorite version of [ourselves],” says Corinne Morahan. Today, Corinne will show us how we can achieve the ever-elusive work/life balance, because–contrary to popular belief–you can, actually, have it all, and at the same time. You just need the right VIBE–the Vision Integration, Balance and Energetics framework Corinne has cultivated to achieve business success and personal fulfillment without choosing one over the other.
 
This isn't about multitasking—which is actually quite detrimental to productivity as Corinne will explain. It's about being honest and intentional about what means the most to you and putting more energy–not necessarily always time–toward those things. She'll discuss getting crystal clear about your vision, effective time blocking, developing powerful microhabits, and making the choices that best serve your goals.
 
After getting your VIBE right, you may find yourself, like Corinne, actually overwhelmed by how much more time you have. Join today's episode to find out how to make the most of that.
 
Quotes
“I would challenge you to think about where in your day you can control where you’re scheduling things and where you are blocking your time for certain tasks. And don’t be afraid to say, ‘Between this time and this time every day, I don’t book any meetings.’” (12:52 | Corinne Morahan)
“It’s not about this crazy structure that you have to follow, it is about eliminating pain points, creating structure for yourself so that you have freedom, so that you have more time, so that you are listening to your own specific energy and that you’re maximizing your productivity based on your energy.” (14:12 | Corinne Morahan)
“We can’t pretend that we’re not complete people. When we show up to do work, we are also women and we are wives and we are mothers and we have competing tasks. And I think that we start feeling guilty when we are not hyper focused on the one thing we’re doing, but what if that’s not the goal. What if the goal is not to pretend we live in a silo, but it really is to figure out how we can integrate all the pieces of us, all at once, we can feel like one complete human being.” (14:37 | Corinne Morahan)
“I do not think it’s an excuse when people say they are overwhelmed and busy. It is factual; it is true; it is happening. We have too much going on—and I also know from seeing the women I coach apply this framework that we are also making choices that make it more difficult for ourselves.” (22:57 | Corinne Morahan)
To download my free Time Blocking for Business + Life Balance PDF, please click here: https://gridandglam.myflodesk.com/s2cw08xu4q 
 
And if you’re ready to plan a compelling marketing strategy that’s aligned with your goals for 2025, join me for “Your Marketing VIBE in 2025” from December 9-12. Sign up here: https://www.corinnemorahan.com/offers/LaneiKfm 
 
Links
Connect With Corinne:
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https://www.corinnemorahan.com/
https://www.instagram.com/gridandglam/
https://www.instagram.com/corinnemorahan/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/corinnemorahan/
https://www.facebook.com/gridandglam
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EP 42: My Morning Routine

“We don't have great days,” says host Corinne Morahan, “we make great days.” The best way to set yourself up for a great day–which in turn leads to a series of great days, positive forward momentum and upward spirals versus downward spirals–is to optimize your morning routine. Today, Corinne will show you how to do just that by sharing how she spends her own mornings—from workouts to her beauty routine, to quality time with her husband and kids, division of household labor and work-at-home days vs. office days–while encouraging you, as always, to make the routine your own. 
 
Learn how you can find your own fit, what works best for you and what doesn’t, and how to find the pleasure pockets that make even the hard parts enjoyable–or at least bearable. You'll learn why a strong morning routine really starts the night before, the technique Corinne employs that is used by top athletes, speakers and CEOs, and the one thing you can do every morning that will literally change your life.
 
Each new day brings with it the opportunity to be great. Join today's episode to learn how to get started. 
 
Quotes
“It’s not about discipline. It is really just about a shift in our mindset around what we have control over—and of course what we don’t—and the choices that we’re going to make to create a day that really works for us. I choose a strong morning routine, so that I can choose to have more great days.” (2:51 | Corinne Morahan)
“The way the upward spiral works is that you’ve started your day off already having so many little wins that even if something goes unplanned or something bad happens, you think, ‘OK, this day is not a total loss because I already have some wins,’ but also, you’ve got this positive momentum that makes it easier to brush some of that off and get back on track for having a positive day.” (4:40 | Corinne Morahan)
“I already know what is happening that day—that’s all happened the night before, so that by the time I get up in the morning, I’ve almost walked through the morning in my head the night before because I know what’s going to happen. And that visualization technique is a technique that all great athletes use, great CEOs use, speakers before they go on stages—and it works for your day, also.” (5:51 | Corinne Morahan)
“Find the little things. Find the pleasure pockets so that you can make these things enjoyable.” (16:00 | Corinne Morahan)
 
Links
To join the free "New Year, New Clarity: Organize Your Life in 2025" experience happening in January, please sign up here: https://gridandglam.myflodesk.com/qibl1vet6n
 
Connect With Corinne:
https://www.gridandglam.com/
https://www.corinnemorahan.com/
https://www.instagram.com/gridandglam/
https://www.instagram.com/corinnemorahan/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/corinnemorahan/
https://www.facebook.com/gridandglam
https://www.youtube.com/@gridandglam1
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EP 41: How We Got Organized: Conversations for Good with Corinne + Briggs

“Wow, I have agency and can make things actually happen for my life,” says Briggs Rolfsrud, who returns to co-host the latest episode of Conversations for Good with best friend and business partner Corinne Morahan. Today the two discuss how their individual approaches to organizing—and discover things they never knew about each other, or even about themselves. 
 
Of course, getting organized benefits not only us but the relationships around us. Briggs shares what she learned about setting boundaries for her newly found free time, while Corinne explains how she learned to let each family member take their own personal approach to the established routine. Briggs shares her family’s version of Corinne’s Sunday reset and the sweet reason her daughter still sometimes has trouble getting out the door in the morning. They reveal which step of the organizing process was the game changer for both of them.
 
Join in for an insightful conversation between Corinne and Briggs to learn how to embrace your own unique organizing style. 
 
Quotes
“I didn’t know I had or needed to do anything above and beyond what came naturally. I didn’t put any thought into it at all and I think I got away with it for so long…because I didn’t have that many things that I would move around or need to find a place for, etc.” (4:02 | Briggs Rolfsrud)
“I just want everyone to hear that: Briggs is saying she has plenty of space and she lives in a 2400-square-foot house, which is not a small house, but it is not a huge house. I think a lot of people think, ‘If I could just have more space, then I could live organized like Briggs or Corinne.’ It is not the square footage.” (27:18 | Corinne Morahan)
“If I don’t want to do the thing, I’m just going to say, ‘No,’ and I’ve had many people ask me to do things, to do volunteer work, different jobs…they try to pull me in, and I’ve said, ‘I just can’t do it.’ I could, technically, I’d then be stressed. I think it’s a good thing to say no even when you can say yes. You don’t have to say yes just because.”(32:59 | Briggs Rolfsrud)
“We have those throughout the day in all areas of our lives where it looks like everyone is adopting our rules in a way that works for them so that we’re working as a family unit, everyone’s meeting expectations but just not every second of every day. It’s also within the confines of reality.” (39:02 | Corinne Morahan)
 
Links
To join the free "New Year, New Clarity: Organize Your Life in 2025" experience happening in January, please sign up here: https://gridandglam.myflodesk.com/qibl1vet6n
 
Connect With Corinne:
https://www.gridandglam.com/
https://www.corinnemorahan.com/
https://www.instagram.com/gridandglam/
https://www.instagram.com/corinnemorahan/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/corinnemorahan/
https://www.facebook.com/gridandglam
https://www.youtube.com/@gridandglam1
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EP 40: Outsourcing your Household Tasks

“You don’t have to pass a test. Everyone can outsource,” says host Corinne Morahan on today's episode of Get Organized for Good where she discusses outsourcing household tasks, “You, my friend, are in charge.” If you're interested in taking some tasks off of your plate but are nervous about giving up control of those tasks to a professional, Corinne is here to show you how you can use that friction to your advantage–as well as to the advantage of the person whom you hire!
 
If, like Corinne, you are very particular about even the most minute details of your home, you need to train your housekeeper or house cleaner like you would at any other job or company. You'll learn how you balance trusting a cleaner's expertise without expecting them to read your mind or creating more work for yourself. You'll also hear about what Corinne outsources in her own home and how–with dedication and some sacrifice–she makes it all work. 
 
Everyone is entitled to a little help. Today’s conversation will help you to learn how you can make task outsourcing work best for you.
Quotes
“Even if you are a stay-at-home mom and you would be the only one doing this and you don’t have a partner that would share it with you, you are still entitled to do this. If you do have a partner, you are entitled to do this. If you work outside the home, you are entitled to do this. You don’t have to pass a test. Everyone can outsource.” (3:00 | Corinne Morahan)
“Here’s the thing that I think a lot of people don’t realize: you can’t just outsource and cross your fingers and hope for the best. You, my friend, are in charge of making sure that outsourcing goes in a way that meets your needs.” (4:09 | Corinne Morahan)
“What I don’t want to do is come home on a day that I’ve had a housekeeper or house cleaner here and have to go around and put things away. I don’t want to do that. That’s just then adding another friction point. So the way around that is to train the people who are working for you like you would if you were hiring someone in an office role. You’d train them on their roles and responsibilities. It’s the same thing. You get to be as particular as you want.” (6:42 | Corinne Morahan) 
“Nobody whom you hire is a mind reader. They will be bringing their expertise. They will use their systems to it—as they should. You don’t need to tell them what to be doing in terms of getting the tasks done…but you then get to layer on top of that your specificities. What do you want to see? How do you want it done? They don’t know. They are not a mind reader?” (7:42 | Corinne Morahan)
Links
You can download your free Sunday Reset Kickstarter list here: 
gridandglam.com/sundayreset
 
Connect With Corinne:
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https://www.corinnemorahan.com/
https://www.instagram.com/gridandglam/
https://www.instagram.com/corinnemorahan/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/corinnemorahan/
https://www.facebook.com/gridandglam
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EP 39: My Nighttime Routine

“The recipe for having a great day actually starts the night before,” says host Corinne Morahan on this episode of Get Organized for Good where she discusses her nighttime routine and how she sets herself up for a full, restorative and delicious night’s sleep. Like so many of us, Corinne was once an overwhelmed and exhausted mother of young kids who was trying to balance an increasing set of demands between home and work. One small change of habit started her on her way to gaining back control of her evenings, enjoying her time and replenishing her energy. Today, she’ll explain how to identify the small change you can make in your own life to help you do the same. 
 
Corinne's routine is another example of the balance she has learned to strike between what she calls immersive productivity and immersive relaxation. She explains how she determines her wakeup time, her task management software of choice, and the general routine she uses to set both herself and her kids up for a calm morning and an organized day ahead. She also shares her self-care routine from skincare to her reading preferences and what she puts in her bath. 
 
Are you ready to take your evenings back? Join today's discussion to learn about how you can enjoy your evenings again. 
 
Quotes
“I used to be a stressed-out wreck at the end of the night. This was for a lot of reasons: this was before I got my house organized, I was working outside of the house and my kids were smaller. Nighttime routines with little kids is just not that fun. So, I was exhausted from working all day, I was coming home to a cluttered house, I would do all my wife duties, my mom duties, and then I would be too tired to get ready for bed.” (3:34 | Corinne Morahan)
“What I found was the act of washing away the day—washing my face off, putting on my creams, changing—calmed me down so that I was a better and more relaxed mom. I could get in bed at a decent hour. So, I’d wake up rested and have renewed energy.” (6:36 | Corinne Morahan)
“I try—try—not be on my phone right before bed. I have a charging station across the bedroom. I really try to not be on it before bed. I am not perfect at this by any stretch, there is some room for improvement, but I definitely get a better night’s sleep when my phone is not next to my head and when I am not on it right before I go to sleep.” (11:46 | Corinne Morahan)
“The getting stuff done piece is, believe it or not, for me, the simple piece of that. That I do on autopilot. That is absolutely easy. The unwinding relaxation piece, which if you’ve listened to any number of these episodes you know that I have a harder time relaxing. That piece can be harder.” (12:54 | Corinne Morahan) 
 
Links
Download my Sunday Reset template for FREE: https://www.gridandglam.com/sundayreset
 
Connect With Corinne:
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https://www.corinnemorahan.com/
https://www.instagram.com/gridandglam/
https://www.instagram.com/corinnemorahan/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/corinnemorahan/
https://www.facebook.com/gridandglam
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EP 38: Keeping our Kids off Screens - Conversations for Good with Briggs

“We are the generation who did not have smartphones growing up but now have kids with smartphones,” says Briggs Rolfsrud, COO of Grid + Glam who returns to the Get Organized for Good podcast to co-host another episode of Conversations for Good alongside Corinne Morahan. Today, the two best friends and business partners discuss their respective approaches to managing the time their kids—who range in age from seven to 14—spend on various devices and/or social media. Their parenting preferences and personalities inform their rules—-whether they set limits according to hours spent on devices, or according to the way that the devices affect their kids’ behavior. They talk about balancing screen time with school, extracurricular activities and time spent outdoors, and the nuances among TV, phones and tablets, and video games. 
 
In order to model healthy screen behavior, the moms found themselves having to assess their own behavior and curb some of their bad habits. Learn how they reclaimed their time from mindless scrolling, as well as Corinne’s stance on various social media—and why her kids are emphatically forbidden from using TikTok. Briggs shares the points system she set up this past summer to keep her children engaged and productive while still allowing them to enjoy their tablets and TV. Corinne shares a study which reveals a surprising attitude of kids toward their cell phones.
 
Join today’s conversation to hear how two Gen-X moms are raising digital natives to navigate the ever-evolving tech landscape in a way that’s healthy, safe, balanced and still fun.
 
Quotes
“We are the generation who did not have smartphones growing up but now have kids with smartphones. So, the generation after us, those folks in their 20s who may be having kids now or are going to soon, they had that experience and they know, ‘I did not like having an iPhone when I was 11. It opened up to doors that I was not ready to have opened yet.’ So, [they are] going to restrict their kid until they are whatever they felt, in their own experience, it would have been best for them. And vice versa.” (4:45 | Briggs Rolfsrud)
“We’re not bringing our own experience to our kids’ experiences. So, we’re relying on data, we’re relying on conversations with our friends, and we’re relying on our instincts.” (6:26 | Corinne Morahan)
“I find that when they are watching TV—and when I say TV, it’s a show, it’s not like watching Youtube shorts on the TV—it’s something that engages their mind for a bit longer, they get less of that angstiness…whereas the phones, I think, are horrible.” (7:38 | Corinne Morahan) 
“It’s so interesting how, I think, our parenting preferences and personalities impact our screen time for our kids… definitely I am more lenient during the week with screens, and I was when my kids were younger, because I don’t want to play with them.” (21:49 | Corinne Morahan)
“I think, ‘I have to do something productive and no one is messaging me. I’m not getting any input from the place where I’m wanting it from so I’m going to find it myself and go on Instagram.’ And then you’re getting this input and then you forget what you’re doing after 30 minutes. I think that that’s often what happens—I’m not trying to, I just feel like I need to be productive. I’m not getting the messages to me that I’m wanting right now, but Instagram will send me messages that I’m wanting because it’s fun.”  (29:44 | Briggs Rolfsrud)
 
Connect With Corinne:
https://www.gridandglam.com/
https://www.corinnemorahan.com/
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