Gen X women are often expected to carry everything: careers, marriages, homes, aging parents, adult children, grandchildren, and everyone else’s problems—while navigating the physical and emotional changes of midlife. Eden and Christine discuss the “sandwich generation,” guilt, boundaries, workplace ageism, helicopter parenting, and the importance of asking, “What do I want?” The episode also explores delegating responsibilities, letting others figure things out, and whether decanting groceries is actually worth the effort.

In this episode of Uncluttered and Unfiltered, we turn the conversation around and talk about the things we no longer think are worth the money. From viral beauty products, expensive sunscreen, trendy jewelry, and subscription apps to Michelin-star restaurants and certain cosmetic procedures, we share where we are choosing to spend less—and why.

We also catch up on what is on our radar, including a few favorite shows, a new nail shape, ginger tea, and Christine’s hunt for a printer that will not trap her in an ink subscription. This week’s organizing tip is simple: buy less and love what you own. We talk about taking a look around your home, letting go of the things you do not truly like or use, and creating a space that feels like you.

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Christine Stone and Eden Kendall discuss a trending topic—“things worth the money”—sharing listener suggestions and their own, including a good mattress, quality bedding and sheets, a great pillow, travel insurance, good shoes/orthotics, Kerastase hair products, better dental floss, an LED mask, a breathable terrycloth bathrobe, and a dry-eye treatment that’s far cheaper when bought outside the U.S. They also note mood-lifting splurges like a blowout, manicure, makeup help, and professional house cleaning or laundry support. Christine’s organizing tip is to start with the bedroom: declutter nightstands, remove suitcases and equipment, dust and vacuum, fix small issues like broken hardware, and keep the room calming—ideally with photos only of you and your partner.

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