HeyJaredThe Art of Organizing You
The Art of Organizing You podcast is hosted by Linda L Eubanks, the founder of the Getting Organized in High Heels Brand, is for black women and WOC to strengthen their mental health through the process of decluttering.
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What Daughters Inherit From Overextended Mothers (opens the original)
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This episode looks at what actually gets passed down between overextended mothers and their daughters — not a work ethic, not resilience, but a template for invisible overfunctioning, absorbed so early it reads as identity instead of a pattern that could be questioned. For women who've built real systems everywhere except at home, this is the conversation about where that inheritance actually started, and what it's quietly teaching the next person watching. Let's break the pattern today with the
Why Sunday Night Doesn't Feel Like Rest Anymore (opens the original)
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You do the bath. The early night. The meal prep, the calendar review, every loose end tied off before Monday arrives. And for a few hours, it works, the calm is real. Then it's 9:03 a.m. and it's gone, like it never happened. This episode looks at why the Sunday reset never survives contact with Monday, and why more ritual, more discipline, or a better routine was never going to fix it. For high-achieving women carrying the entire operational weight of a household with no system to catch it, the
The Face I Put On Before I Believe It (opens the original)
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A candid conversation for women leaders in healthcare and corporate about the composure they perform at work and what it cost when the mask never comes off at home.
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