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We are back to continue our conversation with Axel Eaton, to get his insight on some of the easiest and most effective ways to cut down on the levels of toxicity in our homes. Find Axel @https://www.instagram.com/axeleaton222/ Work with Holli’s Mineral Shaman: https://www.instagram.com/mineralshaman/ Get your mineral drops: https://amzn.to/45aT8He Read Slow Death by Rubber Duck: https://amzn.to/4fGQkHV 🎧 Listen wherever you get your podcasts or watch on YouTube!

Are you overwhelmed by all the “non-toxic” advice on social media? Wondering what’s actually worth changing—and what’s just clever marketing? This week on The Honest Edit, we’re joined by environmental systems thinker and healthy home strategist Axel Eaton for an honest conversation about creating a healthier home without the fear, guilt, or overwhelm. We cover: ✨ What “toxic” really means (and why dose matters) ✨ The biggest household offenders you might be overlooking ✨ Cleaning products, candles, cookware, laundry, and teen skincare ✨ Fast fashion, plastic toys, and what parents should actually focus on ✨ Five practical, affordable ways to reduce everyday toxin exposure The biggest takeaway? The healthiest home isn’t the most expensive one—it’s the most intentional one. If you’ve ever wondered where to start, this episode is full of practical advice that will help you make small changes with a big impact. Find Axel @https://www.instagram.com/axeleaton222/ Work with Holli’s Mineral Shaman: https://www.instagram.com/mineralshaman/ Get your mineral drops: https://amzn.to/45aT8He Read Slow Death by Rubber Duck: https://amzn.to/4fGQkHV 🎧 Listen wherever you get your podcasts or watch on YouTube!

Your closet is packed. The hangers are full. Yet somehow every morning starts with the same thought: “I have nothing to wear.” This week on The Honest Edit, Holli and Scarlett sit down with wardrobe stylist Stephanie Quadri to unpack how we got here — and how to finally break the cycle. We dive into: How fast fashion and social media changed the way we shop Why most closets contain more aspiration than reality The truth about capsule wardrobes Why letting go of clothes that no longer fit can feel so emotional The biggest wardrobe mistakes women make Stephanie’s 48-hour rule for event outfits How organizing and styling work together to create a closet that actually serves your life Because this episode isn’t really about clothes. It’s about confidence. It’s about identity. It’s about making fewer decisions every morning and feeling good in what you wear right now. If your closet feels overwhelming, frustrating, or full of clothes that don’t feel like you anymore, this conversation is for you. Listen now and start creating a wardrobe you actually love wearing.

Our conversation with Julia Brantley of Clean Place Pros continues! Tune in as we discuss the importance of defining healthy boundaries with clients, helping them navigate transitions, and how both cleaning and organizing their home can improve their lives. Together, we explore: • Why most client dissatisfaction comes from misaligned expectations, not poor service. • How professional organizers and cleaners navigate expanding project scopes while still delivering exceptional results. • What a trained professional eye sees that homeowners often miss. • The biggest mistakes people make when maintaining their homes. • Why luxury homes and high-end finishes require specialized care and expertise. Julia also shares insight into the hidden details behind professional cleaning, the realities of maintaining custom homes, and why expertise isn’t about seeing more — it’s about knowing what matters. Whether you’re managing a busy household, tackling an organizing project, or simply trying to keep up with everyday life, this episode is packed with practical insights and behind-the-scenes perspective. Because exceptional service lives in the details. Connect with Julia and Clean Place Pros for professional cleaning, organizing support, senior care services, and nanny services. [Ep 32] And stay tuned — Julia will be back for part two to talk about products, tools, and professional cleaning best practices. https://www.instagram.com/cleanspacepros/

This week on The Honest Edit Podcast, we’re joined by Julia Brantley, owner of Clean Place Pros, for a conversation that goes far beyond cleaning products and checklists. We’re diving into the gap between what clients ask for and what they actually expect — whether that’s a “light cleaning” that somehow includes baseboards, blinds, and inside cabinets, or a simple pantry project that quickly turns into an entire home reset. Together, we explore: • Why most client dissatisfaction comes from misaligned expectations, not poor service. • How professional organizers and cleaners navigate expanding project scopes while still delivering exceptional results. • What a trained professional eye sees that homeowners often miss. • The biggest mistakes people make when maintaining their homes. • Why luxury homes and high-end finishes require specialized care and expertise. Julia also shares insight into the hidden details behind professional cleaning, the realities of maintaining custom homes, and why expertise isn’t about seeing more — it’s about knowing what matters. Whether you’re managing a busy household, tackling an organizing project, or simply trying to keep up with everyday life, this episode is packed with practical insights and behind-the-scenes perspective. Because exceptional service lives in the details. Connect with Julia and Clean Place Pros for professional cleaning, organizing support, senior care services, and nanny services. [Ep 31] And stay tuned — Julia will be back for part two to talk about products, tools, and professional cleaning best practices. https://www.instagram.com/cleanspacepros/

We’ve all been there… opening a drawer, looking at the chaos, and thinking “I can fix this.” But what happens when organizing crosses a boundary? In this episode of The Honest Edit, Scarlett and Holli talk about what really happens when you try to organize someone else’s space—especially your partner’s. From frustration to resistance to systems that don’t stick, this conversation goes beyond bins and into something deeper: ownership, control, and respect. Because organizing isn’t just about making things look better—it’s about creating systems that actually work for the person using them. If you’ve ever felt annoyed that your perfectly organized system didn’t last… this episode is for you. [Ep 30]

You saw it on Instagram. The perfectly labeled pantry. The matching bins. The aesthetic fridge. So you tried it… and it didn’t stick. In this episode of The Honest Edit, Scarlett and Holli call out the truth behind organizing trends and social media perfection. Not everything that looks organized actually works—and sometimes what you’re buying isn’t a system, it’s a feeling. They break down how to tell the difference between what actually helps your life and what’s just being sold to you—and share the simple, real-life systems that actually work when you’re busy, tired, and living your day-to-day life. Because organizing isn’t about looking good—it’s about working well. [Ep 29]

Have you ever cleaned your house… and it still feels overwhelming? Or the opposite—you’ve got stuff everywhere, but somehow your life still works? That’s because clutter and chaos are not the same thing—and most people are trying to fix the wrong problem. In this episode of The Honest Edit, Scarlett and Holli break down the difference between physical clutter and life chaos, and why understanding this distinction changes everything. Because no amount of bins will fix burnout… and no amount of decluttering will fix a lack of systems. If you’ve been organizing over and over but nothing sticks, this might be the shift you’ve been missing. [Ep 28]

So… think professional organizing just means putting your stuff into bins? 🗑️ Think again! In this week’s episode, we break down the systems that really power our process for decluttering our client’s lives. Plus, we’ll explore how many of us have built a bad relationship with the idea of getting organized- and maybe even our own sense of self worth. Grab a beverage and listen in! [Ep 27]

It’s not your desire to get things checked off your list that’s the problem. It’s how you’re going about it! Tune into the latest episode of The Honest Edit to hear how two professional organizers tackle their to-do lists: not with will power… but with systems that work! Check it out. [Ep 26]

Let’s get real… even professional organizers have hot mess habits 😅 In this episode of The Honest Edit, we’re pulling back the curtain and sharing the messy habits we’re STILL guilty of — from the laundry chair to the “don’t forget” piles and everything in between. Because organizing isn’t about being perfect. It’s about having systems that help you reset. In this episode, we talk about: ✨ What “hot mess habits” actually are ✨ Why even organized people fall into them ✨ The psychology behind clutter and decision fatigue ✨ Simple reset systems that actually work (no all-day cleaning required) ✨ How to stop the shame and start using your mess as feedback If you’ve ever felt like you “just can’t keep up, ” this episode is for you. Your home doesn’t have to be perfect to be peaceful 🤍 [Ep 24]

Let’s be honest — we’ve all been told that getting organized will “fix” us. But what if it’s not about self-improvement at all? What if it’s about self-respect? In this episode, Holli and Scarlett unpack how clutter affects your mindset, energy, and self-worth. They share how organizing your space can actually become an act of compassion — not punishment. You’ll learn: 🧠 Why “fixing yourself” isn’t the goal of organization 🏡 How your home can support your mental and emotional well-being 💡 Small, doable ways to start honoring your space (and yourself) ❤️ How to let go of shame, guilt, and unrealistic standards This episode will leave you feeling lighter — in your home and in your head. [Ep 23]

Do you ever feel like you’re trying to hold it all together — and somehow still spinning your wheels? 🙋‍♀️ In this week’s episode, Holli and Scarlett dive into the difference between control and clarity — and why letting go of one helps you finally find the other. They share honest stories (and some hilarious mom moments) about how control sneaks into your day — from micromanaging the dishwasher to obsessing over tiny details — and how choosing clarity instead helps you focus on what truly matters. You’ll learn: ✨ How control pretends to keep you safe (but really keeps you stuck) 🌿 What clarity actually looks and feels like 💡 Simple mindset shifts that create space and calm 💬 The question to ask when you feel yourself tightening your grip If you’ve been stuck in “doing mode” and craving a little breathing room, this episode is your permission slip to pause, reset, and let go. [Ep 23]

And now… part two! This week on The Honest Edit, we’re joined by Bryant Goodall—founder of Tharros Coaching and Metamorphic Marketing. Bryant reached the height of his career only to realize… he felt completely disconnected. From his values. From his family. From himself. That wake-up call led him to create Tharros Coaching—a space for professional fathers to reclaim purpose, balance, and emotional health. In this powerful conversation, Bryant shares what it really takes to move from burnout to alignment, and why courage (tharros in Greek) is the missing piece for so many dads trying to do it all. Whether you’re a father, a partner, or someone learning to redefine success—this one’s full of honesty, heart, and hope. Follow Bryant at www.TharrosCoaching.com [Ep 22]

This week on The Honest Edit, we’re joined by Bryant Goodall—founder of Tharros Coaching and Metamorphic Marketing. Bryant reached the height of his career only to realize… he felt completely disconnected. From his values. From his family. From himself. That wake-up call led him to create Tharros Coaching—a space for professional fathers to reclaim purpose, balance, and emotional health. In this powerful conversation, Bryant shares what it really takes to move from burnout to alignment, and why courage (tharros in Greek) is the missing piece for so many dads trying to do it all. Whether you’re a father, a partner, or someone learning to redefine success—this one’s full of honesty, heart, and hope. Follow Bryant at www.TharrosCoaching.com [Ep 21]

In one of our most raw and soul-stirring episodes yet, Scarlett and Holli sit down with lifelong friend and powerhouse Adrian Haney for a conversation about unimaginable grief, unlearning hustle culture, and the rebirth of purpose. Adrian shares the heartbreak of losing her son, Hunter, and the journey that followed—from corporate boardrooms to lavender gardens, from showering just to survive the day to launching a soul-led landscape design business. Through laughter, tears, and radical honesty, we explore what it means to rise after your world falls apart. This episode isn’t just about grief—it’s about grace, growth, and the courage to keep showing up. ✨ Warning: Bring tissues and your journal to this one! 🎧 Tune in to hear about: The moment Adrian chose to get out of bed after losing her son How Pilates, plants and grief reshaped her life Building Lavender Lane Landscapes from the ashes of burnout Rewriting leadership with empathy and love Why trauma doesn’t define you, but what you do with it might Thank you so much for listening to this episode! [Ep 20]

In this Honest Edit Podcast episode, Scarlett and Holli dive deep into the anti-hustle mindset—a powerful shift away from burnout, busy culture, and endless to-do lists. They unpack what it means to truly slow down, protect your energy, and make room for intentional routines, real rest, and sustainable success. From time-blocking and cycle-based planning to letting go of perfectionism and reclaiming your mornings, this conversation is your permission slip to breathe, reset, and thrive. Whether you’re a busy mom, creative entrepreneur, or just feeling the grind, this one’s for you. 🔑 In This Episode: Why hustle culture is outdated and what’s replacing it Habit stacking & time blocking tips that actually work Cycle syncing + honoring your energy rhythms The power of the “everything shower” & reclaiming self-care When to push vs. when to pause (and how to tell the difference) Balance vs burnout — how to live it, not just say it ✨ This is your reminder: Progress over perfection. Real life vs Instagram. You don’t need to do it all to be enough. [Ep 19]

In this episode, Scarlett (your no-fluff, get-it-done mindset coach) and Holli (your chaos-balancing expert) take a deep dive into reclaiming forgotten spaces in your home—closets, laundry rooms, under-the-bed chaos—you name it. ✨ Whether you’re overwhelmed by clutter, struggling to reset your space seasonally, or just need permission to throw out that dusty box labeled “misc,” this episode is for YOU. 💪 🔍 We cover: Practical home organization ideas How to reframe “not enough space” mindsets Seasonal resets and intentional storage tips Decluttering with compassion (and no BS!) 🎧 Tune in and grab your “permission slip” to take back control of your home and mind—one drawer at a time. 💬 What forgotten space will you transform this week? Drop a comment and let us know! [Ep 18]

Feeling overwhelmed by clutter you can’t even see? Scarlett and Holli dive deep into the emotional baggage of “invisible clutter”—from storage units and inherited keepsakes to childhood art and sentimental glassware. This episode will shift your mindset on what you really need to keep, how to say goodbye with grace, and why holding onto things “just in case” may be holding you back. ✔️ Real client stories ✔️ Practical purging tips ✔️ Memory box strategies that won’t wreck your mental space ✔️ Family conversations that free you emotionally AND physically ✨ Whether you’re a tried-and-true fan or a curious first-time viewer, this conversation will hit you in the feels and motivate your next decluttering move. 🧠 Let go with intention. Live with clarity. [Ep 17]