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 22]

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. [Ep 21]

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

This week, The Honest Edit welcomes Bryant Goodall, founder of Tharros Coaching and Metamorphic Marketing.

Bryant climbed to the top of his career only to realize he felt completely disconnected — from his values, from his family, and 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 often the missing piece for dads trying to do it all.

Whether you’re a father, a partner, or simply someone redefining success, this episode is full of honesty, heart, and hope. [Ep 20]

Follow Bryant at www.TharrosCoaching.com

Adrian Haney joins Scarlett and Holli for a conversation that’s as heavy as it is healing. A lifelong friend and undeniable force, Adrian opens up about the unimaginable loss of her son Hunter and the slow, often painful climb back to purpose. What began in the aftermath of devastation turned into a radical transformation—from white-knuckling survival to building a soul-led business rooted in beauty, intention, and deep emotional resilience.

The discussion moves beyond grief into the raw territory of what it means to completely unlearn the grind and expectations of hustle culture. Adrian shares how Pilates, gardening, and grace pulled her through the darkest days—and how Lavender Lane Landscapes became not just a company, but a tribute to everything she’s learned about softness, leadership, and starting over.

There’s laughter. There are long pauses. And there’s no pretending it’s easy. But through it all, a clear truth emerges: showing up, even in pieces, is its own kind of strength. If you’ve ever wondered how people rebuild after everything falls apart, this conversation offers a glimpse—not of answers, but of real, unwavering courage.

Scarlett and Holli dive into the growing anti-hustle movement, rejecting burnout and busy culture in favor of rest, balance, and intentional living. From habit stacking and time-blocking to cycle syncing and morning rituals, they share real-world strategies to help you honor your energy, reclaim your schedule, and create a more sustainable version of success. Whether you’re a creative, a caregiver, or just overwhelmed by the grind, this conversation is your cue to slow down and actually enjoy your life.

Welcome to The Honest Edit Podcast—where we keep it real about the messiness of life, both in our homes and our heads. In this episode, Scarlett, your no-fluff mindset coach, and Holly, your chaos-balancing expert, tackle the forgotten corners of your home—think closets, laundry rooms, and everything lurking under the bed.

If you’re overwhelmed by clutter, stuck in a “not enough space” mindset, or just staring at a dusty box labeled “misc,” you’re in the right place. Scarlett and Holly share practical organization tips, help you rethink how you use your space, and show you how to reset your home without the pressure to be perfect.

This isn’t about Pinterest-worthy pantries or unrealistic minimalism. It’s about getting honest, clearing space with intention, and giving yourself permission to start fresh—one drawer at a time.

So, what forgotten space are you taking back this week? Let us know—we’re in this with you.

Scarlett and Holli welcome Tess, founder of Charity Road, whose journey from witnessing food waste behind a grocery store to moving over 100 million pounds of rescued food is nothing short of remarkable. Tess shares how her nonprofit is tackling hunger by redirecting surplus groceries to feed families, veterans, and the unhoused—one truckload at a time. She also reveals the creative way they raise funds through a street-naming auction and gives a sneak peek into Charity Road’s upcoming gala on May 14th, an evening packed with purpose, poker chips, and powerful community support. With their trademark mix of insight and heart, Scarlett and Holli explore how small actions can lead to big impact—and how everyone can be part of the solution. [Ep 16]

Get involved or donate: https://charityroad.org