The Sweet Spot Podcasts

Dr. Lara Honos-Webb, host of the Sweet Spot podcast, interviews Mr. Brooks Palmer author of Clutter Busting: Letting Go of What's Holding You Back published by New World Library.

Brooks Palmer created Clutter Busting to help people let go of things they no longer need.

In his eight years of Clutter Busting in Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and New York City, Brooks has learned first-hand about the intense emotional connection most people have with material possessions, and has consistently found that internal clutter must be addressed before external clutter can be discarded. Since 2000, Brooks has been helping people through this process.

As a result, thousands of people have gained space in their homes, offices,and lives. Brooks and his work have since been featured in articles in Time Out Chicago and the Los Angeles Business Journal, on the television shows Chicagoing, Living Live and the CBS Channel 2 Nightly News, and on the radio shows The Aware Show and Bruce Barber’s NPR show, Real Life Survival Guide

He speaks regularly to diverse groups around the country, including: women’s groups, Kiwanis Club, Rotary Club, health expos, senior citizens groups & yoga centers. To schedule a talk about Clutter Busting for your work, church, school, or community group, contact Speaker Resource

Brooks also enjoys writing cartoons, drawing pastel paintings, and performing comedy at live venues (www.betterlatethandead.com). Visit his website

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Dr. Lara Honos-Webb, host of The Sweet Spot, interviews Ms. Jennifer Louden author of The Life Organizer: A Woman's Guide to a Mindful Year published by New World Library.

Jennifer Louden is the best-selling author of The Woman's Comfort Book, The Couple's Comfort Book, The Pregnant Woman's Comfort Book, The Woman's Retreat Book, Comfort Secrets for Busy Women, and the newly released The Life Organizer: A Women's Guide to a Mindful Year. She is both a personal coach and social commentator, who has taken the concept of "comfort" and self-care, and made these essential concepts irresistible and essential to women around the world. Jennifer is a cultural visionary, harnessing her extraordinary ability to recognize women's comfort as both a fundamental need and an innate desire.

Jennifer's name has become synonymous with comfort and the multi-minding woman. Recognizing the genuineness of Jennifer's vision and the depth at which people have bonded with her message, major forward-thinking companies - from Procter & Gamble to Martha Stewart's Omnimedia - have seen the value of utilizing Jennifer as spokesperson, editor, or purveyor of truth, and always as an embodiment of authenticity.

Jennifer lives on an island in Puget Sound with her husband, cinematographer Christopher Mosio, and their daughter, Lillian.  Visit her website.