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Today I'm joined by Ashley Murphy, co-founder and CEO of NEAT Method and author of The NEAT Method Organizing Recipe Book. Ashley started her career as an in-home personal trainer, and it was there that she first noticed something surprising: a client's disorganized space could quietly undo the progress they were making everywhere else. That observation eventually grew into a national organizing brand with a community behind it that she's incredibly proud of.

We talk about why the kitchen (not the closet) tends to be the biggest source of stress in a home, why she never recommends buying bins and baskets first, and the simple mindset shift — renaming your "junk drawer" — that can change how you feel about a space entirely. If you've ever felt like your home is working against you instead of for you, this conversation is for you.

In this episode:

• How a personal training client taught Ashley that a disorganized home was affecting more than just her space
• Why the kitchen and primary bedroom hold the most stress in a home
• The "quick win" to try before you buy a single organizing product
• Measuring your "prime real estate" before you buy bins or baskets
• What The NEAT Method Organizing Recipe book is really teaching
• How a side hustle grew into a 100+ market organizing community

Links mentioned:

• NEAT Method: https://neatmethod.com/
• The NEAT Method Organizing Recipe book: https://neatmethod.com/products/book
• Join the Aligned at Home Collective: https://www.purelivingwithlisamorton.com/collective.html

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Your bedroom should be the room you can't wait to walk into at the end of the day, not just another room on your to-do list. In this episode, I'm sharing my simple four-part method for creating a bedroom that actually feels like a retreat: starting with the foundation of your bed, layering with intention, choosing colors and textures that calm your nervous system, and finishing with the small details that make it feel unmistakably yours. These aren't big renovations. They're small, doable shifts you can start this week, whether you're craving a little more softness in your everyday or just ready for better sleep.

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