Decluttering: Organizing Your Space and Mind for a More Intentional Life with Tyler Moore

Attention doesn't always arrive on command. Sometimes it needs an on-ramp. That's why Brain FM is my tool of choice. It's functional music designed to support focus. If your current focus soundtrack isn't doing the job, this is worth trying out. In fact... Try it as an experiment. Go to beyondthe-do list.com slash brainfm. You can use my link and get 20% off and use it for a specific focus block and tell me. If it doesn't help you as it has helped me over the past seven plus years or so, again, go to the link in the show notes or beyond the to list.com slash brainfm to get 20% off. And welcome back to another episode of Beyond the To-Do List, a podcast about productivity. I'm your host, Eric Fisher, and in this episode, I'm excited to welcome Tyler Moore, also known as Tidy Dad, to talk about his new book, Tidy Up Your Life, Rethinking How to Organize D clutter.

and make space for what matters. In this conversation, we talk about the birth of Tidy Dad, how he came to be known as that, as well as the two split sections of the book where it's all about organizing as a mental process as well as a physical process. And no, we're not just talking about minimalism and just reducing for the sake of reducing, but we're talking about creating a balance and creating space for what really matters. We also talk about breaking overwhelming projects into smaller steps and some insights into how he and his family have collaborated to maintain an organized and functional living space and how they decided to do that from a principles first. Approach. At home.

So if you want permission to not feel like you have to have it all together organizationally, both in your space as well as in your head, but want to make progress in both those areas, you're gonna love this conversation with Tyler Moore. Well this week It is my privilege to welcome to the show. Tyler Moore, Tidy Dad.

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