Kind Organizing Podcast

About Kind Organizing Podcast

The podcast for moms to receive a much needed boost in your day with words of encouragement and practical tips to easily organize and manage your home without stress. How do I keep my home organized when I don't know where start? I've tried everything and still feeling overwhelmed in my home, I'm so resentful of the constant house work-how can I manage all of this? I hear you, I've been there, and you're in the right place. The EncourageMOMent podcast is a home and life organizing show packed with actionable tips to help you feel good in your home, and great about yourself in the process. This show will serve busy women with homes that feel overwhelming, to help you get greater clarity and organized ease. Whether you feel chronically unorganized, have ADHD and find traditional systems challenging, or simply want to learn some tips and tricks to keep your home organized and functioning well, join me on the podcast where we'll discuss ways to make your home work for you- so you finally find a sense of peace in your home. I'm Elena, mom of 3 and host of the Kind Organizing Podcast- now renamed the EncourageMOMent Podcast. I dealt with home overwhelm for years, struggling with complicated systems that simply didn't work long term. I discovered ways to more easily manage the chaos of every day life and I'm here to help. Home organization can (and should) feel like self care, not added pressure. Welcome to the EncourageMOMent podcast, where I help stay-at-home and work-from-home moms create peaceful, balanced homes through practical organizing tips, mindset shifts, and self-compassion. If you feel overwhelmed by daily clutter, struggle with self-blame, people pleasing, boundary setting or want to build kindness toward yourself while managing the chaos of motherhood and home life, this podcast is for you. Join me for heart-led conversations, quick car chat episodes, and actionable strategies to help you bring more ease, clarity, and confidence to your home and your life. Whether you're seeking mindset coaching, creative ideas, or community support, the EncourageMOMent podcast offers inspiration and tools to make your organizing journey authentic and sustainable. New episodes drop regularly to encourage steady progress, little by little. Tune in and start transforming your home- and your mindset- today. Hit subscribe so you don't miss any new episodes, and for more information find me on Instagram @encouragemomentco I'm so glad you're here!

Publisher

Kind Organizing

Category

education · kids & family

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

16 Jun 2023

Latest episode

19 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

63 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   19 Oct 2026

   Notice and Do: How to Raise Capable Kids and Share the Mental Load with Sam Kelly

   Welcome back to The Encourage Moment Podcast. Today's conversation is one I cannot wait for you to hear. I'm joined by Sam Kelly, founder of Notice and Do and author of the upcoming book, Notice and Do. If you are tired of carrying the mental load at home, feeling unseen in the invisible work of motherhood, or wondering how to get your kids to help without constant reminders, bribes, battles, or resentment—this episode is for you. Sam shares a practical and deeply compassionate approach to helping children become proactive contributors at home. Instead of simply assigning chores, Notice and Do teaches kids how to recognize what needs to be done and take action. The goal is not perfection—or turning children into little adults. It is building capability, empathy, responsibility, self-discipline, and a stronger sense of teamwork within the family. We also talk about the difference between invisible labor, the mental load, and emotional labor; why kids should learn to share the brain work of a home without carrying the emotional burden of parenting; and how this shift can help moms feel more seen, supported, and less alone. Sam offers especially helpful insight for families raising children with ADHD or other neurodivergent needs. You'll hear a simple first step you can try today: a "noticing walk" through your home that helps kids learn what to look for, where things belong, and how to contribute without being micromanaged. This episode is full of practical tools, scripts, encouragement, and hope for parents who want to end the cycle of burnout and raise children who understand that caring for a home is shared family work. In this episode, we discuss: • What invisible labor is—and the difference between mental load and emotional labor • Why so many moms feel exhausted, unseen, and quietly resentful • How to explain the mental load to children in age-appropriate ways • Why chores need a "glow up" and how family work benefits kids • How to help kids become proactive instead of waiting to be told what to do • The Notice and Do method for teaching children responsibility at home • Why it is never too late to start, even with older kids and teens • Practical support for children with ADHD, including autonomy, structure, and motivation • How to use "The Big Three" to build everyday family responsibilities • Why external motivation and self-discipline are not bad parenting • How sharing household labor can create more connection, capacity, and creative freedom • Moving from martyrdom to mentorship—and ending generational patterns of invisible labor Sam's work is a powerful reminder: you are not complaining when you name what you carry. You are explaining your reality, asking for needed support, and creating a healthier path for your family. Connect with Sam Kelly and learn more about Notice and Do: Sam's website (https://www.hellosamkelly.com) On Instagram: @samkelly_world If this conversation encouraged you, please share it with another parent who may need to hear that they do not have to carry it all alone.

2. 

   8 Oct 2026

   Women, Sales and Money Noise

   In this impromptu episode, I'm sharing an honest conversation about women, sales, receiving money, and the internal "noise" that can make charging for our work feel complicated. This was based on what I shared in Instagram stories yesterday and the DM's I received after with some version of "I relate!!" I deeply believe that meaningful work deserves to be compensated- and I have no problem encouraging other women to charge well for what they offer. But when it comes to selling my own work, especially person-to-person, I've noticed that old messages around sales can surface: fear of being pushy, fear of rejection, and discomfort with being in a receiving position. We explore what it could look like to sell with integrity, warmth, and genuine service- without adopting the transactional, pressure-based approach so many of us have been taught to associate with sales. If you're a heart-centered woman building something meaningful, this episode is an invitation to get curious about your own money stories, sales beliefs, and capacity to receive. In this episode: • Why "sales as service" can still feel difficult when it comes to your own work • The traditional sales messaging that can create resistance for empathetic, heart-centered people • Why selling to a business can feel different than selling directly to an individual • The question: "What am I gaining by believing this?" • How giving things away can sometimes protect us from vulnerability and rejection • Why making more money can create more opportunities to support your family, community, and causes you care about • The possibility of earning well through work that feels joyful, light, and aligned • Why pricing our work appropriately can help normalize women being compensated for their gifts Mentioned in this episode: • We Should All Be Millionaires by Rachel Rodgers • Connect with me on Instagram: @EncourageMomentCo A question to consider What "money noise" or sales beliefs are you ready to notice, question, and release? If this episode resonated with you, I'd love to hear your story. Send me a message on Instagram at @EncourageMomentCo

3. 

   16 Sept 2026

   How to Practice Self-Compassion When Your Inner Voice is Critical | Reparenting, Attachment & Kind Self Talk

   If your inner voice is more critical than kind, this episode is for you. In today's EncourageMOMent Podcast, we're talking about self-compassion, harsh self-talk, childhood attachment, and how to begin creating a kinder inner voice—even if you didn't grow up with one. When we were raised around criticism, yelling, insecurity, or conditional love, it can be hard to believe that we are worthy without constantly proving ourselves. But it is never too late to build a new template. We'll explore why secure attachment and a sense of belonging can shape confidence, emotional regulation, and resilience-and why those of us who did not receive that foundation early in life may need to lovingly re-parent ourselves now. Most importantly, this episode offers a practical place to start: small, believable moments of self-kindness. Instead of forcing affirmations that your brain may not yet believe, learn how to pause during a shame spiral-whether you are running late, forgot something, made a mistake, or feel behind-and speak to yourself with the same compassion you would offer a child, best friend, partner, or beloved pet. In this episode, we discuss: • How childhood experiences can shape your inner critic • Secure attachment, belonging, and emotional resilience • Why self-criticism can leave you depleted and dysregulated • The connection between harsh self-talk, overwhelm, burnout, and shame • How therapy and inner-child work can support self-compassion • Why you do not need to "earn" your worth through productivity • A simple baby-step practice for shifting critical self-talk • How kindness helps you access practical solutions instead of staying stuck in shame • Reparenting yourself with compassion, patience, and love You are not a walking to-do list. You are human, worthy, and allowed to make mistakes. A kinder relationship with yourself is not fluffy or superficial—it changes how you parent, work, connect, rest, and show up in the world. Books mentioned in episode are by Eli Harwood and Brene Brown- highly recommend both. Connect with us on Instagram: @encouragementco Listen for the free self-compassion audio resource linked in the episode notes, and explore the EncourageMOMent audio program for more support.

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Podcast Authority Score: 50 / 100

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YouTube

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Engagement

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