93: How your physical space can support your goals

 

Does your environment support your goals?

In today's episode, I’m chatting with Lucy Wahl, a professional organiser from LMW Edits who believes that being organised is a superpower which can help us to shape our environment to support the positive habits we already have and encourage the habits we want to adopt. As someone who is naturally quite organised (ok, I admit it, I’m obsessed with all things organisation and planning as my coaching clients would probably tell you!), this topic is a favourite of mine but I love the extra dimension that Lucy brings to it.

You’ll learn:

  • How our environment can raise our cortisol levels, increasing stress and overwhelm - particularly relevant during perimenopause and menopause

  • How an organised home can help to reduce friction in our daily life, relationships and mental health and make it easier to get positive habits in place

  • How to separate our work and home environments - even if they’re in the same house

  • The principles we can follow to start shaping our environment, whether we’re a naturally organised person or not

  • The habits that Lucy has cultivated to support herself after nearly fainting at a client appointment

In this episode's personal update, I'm sharing news on my audiobook, my weight training programme and my recent virtual book tour.

While you're listening today, think about how you can take what you learn and put it into practice. Take action in any way that's meaningful for you.

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