Amy and Kirsty have taken some time off for the school holidays. We hope you enjoy listening to this interview from last year with Jeannie Stith-Maywhinney founder of Your Color Guru.

Jeannie is the founder and owner of Your Color Guru. She is obsessed with helping real women look and feel amazing in their clothes. We learnt so much in our chat with Jeannie as she shares about the process of doing someone's colours and how it aligns so beautifully with living an intentional life. We also had the pleasure of having our colours done so tune in to find out what that experience was like. 

In this episode we:

● Uncover what knowing your colours has to do with decluttering;

● Learn about the process of figuring out someone's colours;

● Highlight why knowing your colours is important;

● Share what some of Kirsty and Amy's colours are;

● Encourage you as always to be intentional with your purchases;

● Find out what happens if you change your hair colour like Kirsty did;

● And so so so so much more...

We hope from this conversation we all learn something and put a smile on your face!

Things mentioned in this episode and other helpful links:

● Clothing episode

● Wardrobe 1 episode

● Wardrobe 2 episode

● Laundry episode

● Wardrobe Challenge

● Your Color Guru Website

● Your Color Guru Facebook

● Your Color Guru Instagram

Special thanks to frances in san francisco for your review! If you have had your colours done it's your turn to leave us a review!

Big thanks to Jeannie for your time and for doing our colours for us!! We loved learning about the whole process.

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Amy and Kirsty have taken some time off for the school holidays. We hope you enjoy listening to this interview Kirsty recorded with Clare Press a couple of years ago.

Back in Nov 2019 Kirsty had a great conversation with the extraordinary Clare Press from Wardrobe Crisis. Clare is also the Sustainability Editor of Vogue Australia and an incredible author among many other talents.

She is truly inspirational and we hope that you learn something new and are inspired by what she has to share about fashion and it's impact on the environment.

In this episode we:

● Talk about fashion and the effect that our insatiable desire for fast fashion has on our planet;

● Highlight some of the alarming statistics around fashion and the environment;

● Discuss the idea of a shopping detox and the unexpected benefits;

● Dream and hope for a more ethical and sustainable future for fashion;

We hope from this conversation we all learn something and puts a smile on your face.

Things mentioned in this episode and other helpful links:

● Shopping Questions

● Wardrobe Crisis Podcast

● Clare Press

● Clare's books, Wardrobe Crisis & Rise & Resist

● Wardrobe #1 Episode

● Wardrobe #2 Episode

● Women Against Waste Episode

● UK Parliaments' Fixing Fashion Report

● GuppyFriend Bag

Thank you again to Clare Press for your time!!

If you learnt something new today then its your turn to leave us a review!

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Nic Bryan is a wife, mum, teacher, artist and one of our Head, Heart and Home course members. When she shared recently in our Head, Heart and Home Community about the impact decluttering has had on her ability to get creative and produce incredible artworks out of second hand and recycled materials, we just knew we had to find out more!

Amy caught up with her recently and got to hear Nic's journey about how experiencing freedom by decluttering lead her to unlock a whole new part of herself and step into becoming an amazing artist with a passion for the environment.

In this episode we;

● Learn who Nic is, what she does and a little bit about her decluttering journey;

● Hear some of Nic's tips to other artists and creatives for getting re inspired;

● Find out what led Nic to using and becoming so passionate about recycled items in artwork;

● Highlight the importance of utilising natural limits and containerisation (is that a word?!) to your advantage when organising art supplies;

● Give practical examples of how families with kids can store their art and craft supplies;

And so so so so much more...

We hope from this conversation we all learn something and put a smile on your face!

Things mentioned in this episode and other helpful links:

● Jeannie Baker - Children's Author mentioned by Nic

● Lids 4 Kids

● The Dump - Bluey episode about recycling Episode

● Nic's Facebook

● Nic's Instagram

● Nic's Website

● Wardrobe Crisis Episode with Clare Press (mentioned by Nic)

● The Holding Zone Episode (mentioned by Amy)

● Landfill Diversion Episode

Thank you so much Nic for your time!! It was a pleasure to have you share your story with us and our listeners.

Thank you to AbigailLying for your podcast review!! If you love turning recycling in to art like Nic does, then its your turn to leave us a review!

For more details on how to connect with us head to our website.

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