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Welcome to Tidy Tidbits, the micro-podcast that makes tidying feel doable! Tidy Dad (aka Tyler Moore) shares the tools, tricks, and tiny triumphs that help busy people bring a little more order to their everyday chaos.
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#77 - How to Stop Buying Things You Don’t Need with Author Eric Athas (opens the original)
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Tidy Tidbits #77 - How to Stop Buying Things You Don’t Need In this episode, I’m talking with Eric Atlas, the author of Saying No to New: Why New Things Are Stealing Your Time, Money, and Happiness―and How to Take Back Your Life . His book is about the psychology of understanding why we want new things and how to make better informed decisions about the things that we bring into our home. It’s not about never getting anything new again, but Eric shares about the idea of “adding friction”, which
#70 - Back-to-School Isn't a Day, It's a Season | School Routines & Finding Your Family Rhythm | Solo Tidy Dad (opens the original)
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In this episode of Tidy Tidbits , Tidy Dad (Tyler Moore) shares a simple mindset shift that’s helped him navigate nearly two decades in education, as both a teacher, an administrator and a parent. Whether you have school-age children or you simply feel the shift that comes with a new season, this episode offers a calmer approach to one of the busiest times of the year. Instead of adding more back-to-school hacks to your to-do list, focus on a simple reminder: back-to-school isn’t a day, it’s a s
#69 - Small Habit, Big Results: Why Mobility Deserves a Place in Your Morning with Dean Pohlman (opens the original)
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Six months ago, I started a simple 30-day experiment: no checking social media or news between 5:00 and 7:00 a.m. That one change created more time, more mental space, and eventually led to another experiment: moving my workouts to the early morning. But jumping straight from sleep into an intense workout wasn’t easy, so I added one more habit: a short morning yoga practice while my coffee brews. What began as an experiment has become a daily routine that helps me feel calmer, stronger, and more
#68 - Buying a Second Home First: An Unconventional Real Estate Strategy with Katie Cline (opens the original)
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What if the traditional path to homeownership isn’t the only path? This week I’m joined by my friend, fellow Astoria Queens neighbor, and host of the Second Home First podcast , Katie Cline. Katie and I both rent our apartments in New York City as our primary homes, while owning vacation properties outside the city. We talk about the realities of owning and managing short-term rental properties, and our conversation also explores what “home” really means. Is it the home you “own”? Where your fam
#67 - Jo Piazza on The Parisian Heist + Is It Ever Okay to Steal? (opens the original)
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This week I’m joined by bestselling author Jo Piazza to celebrate the release of her newest novel, The Parisian Heist . Our conversation starts with a simple question: Is it ever okay to steal? From there, we dive into the real-life story of Jo Van Gogh, the woman responsible for transforming Vincent van Gogh from an overlooked artist into one of the most celebrated painters in history. We also explore how storytelling, branding, and preserving someone’s legacy can become a kind of heist of thei
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