• S8 Ep196: Taming Digital Clutter with Amanda Jefferson

  • Oct 31 2024
  • Length: 51 mins
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S8 Ep196: Taming Digital Clutter with Amanda Jefferson

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    In this episode MacKenzie talks with digital clutter expert, Amanda Jefferson. In this episode they dive into Amanda’s organizing background, which started with the Marie Kondo Method, and how she transitioned into the digital space. Amanda’s methods are efficient and effective and you will walk away from this episode with easy steps to start taking today to tame your digital clutter.

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    • Amanda on Instagram- full of helpful tips and links.

    • Amanda’s website- full of courses and freebies to help you on your organizing journey. Use code 5OFF for $5 off her Gmail Course

    • Good Enough-ish Podcast

    • Sunsama- digital planning

    • Maria Wendt- Instagram Guidance

    • Balance Bound Planner

    • MacKenzie's YouTube Channel

    • MacKenzie's Newsletter

    • MacKenzie's Instagram

    • LWA Facebook Group

    • MacKenzie’s Monat Site


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