Shira Gill is a globally recognized home organizing expert and bestselling author with a minimalist philosophy. She has inspired thousands of people to clear clutter from their homes and lives and developed a process and toolkit that applies to anyone, regardless of budget, space, or lifestyle.

Shira is the author of Minimalista, Organized Living, and LifeStyled, and has been featured in 100+ print and media outlets including Good Morning America, Architectural Digest, Vogue, Real Simple, and The New York Times.

In today’s episode, Nada sits down with Shira to discuss her many talents as an author, speaker, coach, and life organizer. Shira describes how she set herself apart from other home organizers and went on to secure her first book deal. Shira tells us about feeling surprised at how much she loves writing and gives some advice to listeners who are interested in pursuing authorship. And the two talk about actionable tips for decluttering both our homes and minds.

Find out more about all Shira has to offer at her website, including her books,​ Minimalista, Organized Living, and her new book, LifeStyled. Be sure to check out her recommended app: Freedom. Follow on Instagram: @shiragill.

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Karen Robinovitz's business is a bit slimy. As Sloo Moo Institute's co-founder, she has found the intersection of play and mental health in the most unexpected and colorful ways.

Karen is a media veteran and the co-founder of Digital Brand Architects (DBA), the first talent management agency for social media personalities. Largely credited for creating the social media influencer market, Karen has been listed as one of 80 Women of Power by Variety, and Forbes has called her one of the best-branded women in social media.

Before DBA, she created integrated social media communications strategies for global brands such as Tiffany & Co., Tory Burch, Coach, and Estée Lauder Companies. She spent a decade as an accomplished journalist, contributing to the New York Times, Harper's Bazaar, Elle, and Marie Claire, amongst others, and was on-air talent on VH-1, E!, MTV, and morning shows across the country. She has authored three books, one of which was optioned by Walt Disney Productions for a feature film.

In today's episode, Nada sits down with Karen to discuss how playing with slime during a painful time led to her newest incarnation. During a deep depression, she found solace in an afternoon of playing with slime and felt a bit of relief for the first time in years. She recognized the restoring power and potential of play. Karen shares how her co-founder experienced similar heartache and healing, which brought the two together to create the Sloo Moo Institute.

Check out the Sloo Moo Institute website and YouTube channel, and reserve tickets for an immersive play experience. Follow on Instagram: @sloomooinstitute @karenrobinovitz

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Shannon Buth started House of Shan in 2020 as a love letter to her mother, who had just passed away. Shannon says her work unfolded organically, from the design of the now iconic heart to the nonprofit organizations she champions; each step has led me to my life's work." She is passionate about the House of Shan and its message and mission. She's a mother to 4 beautiful boys and a wife to her husband Greg, who occasionally steps in to help her manage her growing brand.

In today's episode, Nada sits down with Shannon to discuss her social enterprise and its impact on her life and the organizations she partners with. Shannon details the original piece of merchandise that started it all and the creation of their logo that serves as a reminder to spread love and embrace life's imperfections. The two discuss how important it is for founders to identify what they are good at doing and then find other people to fill in the gaps to grow the business.

Check out House of Shan for the items mentioned in today's episode. Follow on Instagram: @houseofshan

Please follow us at @thisislibertyroad on Instagram; we want to share and connect with you and hear your thoughts and comments. Please rate and review this podcast. It helps to know if these conversations inspire and equip you to consider your possibilities and lean into your future with intention.

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