258 - The Psychology of the Sunday Basket

Organize 365 Podcast

Lisa Woodruff

Lisawoodruff, Education, Self-improvement, Entrepreneurship, Business

4.5 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 7 December 2018

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

In the next installment of our interview series, Lisa sits down with Holly Knill, Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor in Maryland, to discuss the science behind why The Sunday Basket™ works for just about anyone. Based on actual brain science and universal human nature, Holly explains the five ways that The Sunday Basket™, both the routine and the physical tool, are helpful in changing habits to lead a more proactive life.

Lisa’s depression story can be found in Episode 69, and more information about the work that Holly does can be found at The Expanding Heart Center.

You can learn more about The Sunday Basket here, and you can purchase the complete Sunday Basket Workshop or just the box in our shop. The entire Sunday Basket system also comes as a part of The Complete Paper Organization Program.

Be sure to check out organize365.com/sunday-basket-psychology for notes, links, and photos from this episode.

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Transcript

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0:00.0	This week we hear from Julie. During those Sunday basket training sessions, Lisa taught me that I had a marketable skill, that no matter how small my rural town was, there was someone here that needed me.
0:12.0	She also restored a belief in me that I was
0:14.2	worth something to someone here and that I could be well paid for that. It's easy for
0:19.6	me to bring myself down to look at others and feel like they are better than I am.
0:23.4	But a quick note from Lisa or listening to a past favorite podcast
0:27.1	can bring me back to my personal progress, my goals, my focus.
0:31.1	I can very honestly confirm that if it weren't for Lisa,
0:34.0	Organized 365 and the Sunday basket I would never have started my own business.
0:39.2	I thank her for that
0:43.0	and so much more. Thanks for writing in Julie. Do you have an organized 365 success story?
0:46.7	We'd love to hear about it. Send us an email at Lisa at organized 365.com and let us know how you've changed your life and your home with
0:55.8	organized 365. Welcome to the Organized 365 Podcast. I'm your host, professional organizer, productivity
1:09.8	expert and motivational speaker Lisa Woodruff. This podcast will help you embrace
1:15.8	progress over perfection and create lasting functional organizing in your home.
1:21.1	I have so much to share with you, so let's get started.
1:27.0	Well, I am super excited to be introducing Holly to all of you on the organized 365 podcast. I found Holly through
1:35.6	her daughter Virginia. We're going to talk about Virginia here in a minute, but Holly
1:39.6	is an LCPC in Maryland which is a what is it Holly? A licensed clinical
1:46.0	professional counselor. Yeah I'm really bad with all those letters a licensed
1:51.6	clinical professional counselor.
1:55.0	She stayed home with her kids for 12 years and then ladies, how many times have I told you,
1:59.0	40 is your best year?
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