Christine Walz's guest appearances

Christine Walz

Falun Podcast

Ashley Meyer

Baxter Kruger

Eden Jersak

Tahni Cullen

Lily Ewing

Brooke Peterson

Katie Skurja

Cora Kalukuta

Alicia Granholm

Cory Mattson

Cindy Mattson

Jeanette Rupert

Jen Mattson

OwlTail

RESOURCESChristine can be contacted for consulting at christineliptak@yahoo.comSHOW NOTES“It’s so easy in our culture to compare ourselves and think that we need to be like someone else, and then get frustrated or discouraged or face shame when we don’t match somebody else’s standard, or a standard we set on ourselves that doesn’t work for us but worked for someone else.” –Christy“Differences are beautiful and the uniqueness in cultures globally, but then also in individual people is just really, really beautiful. I love getting to see that on both a macro scale around the world and on a really micro scale in the differences between individuals.” –Christine Walz“Why we organize is a really important question because I’ve seen in my own life a tendency to organize for…unhealthy reasons, so I’ve seen in myself a need to organize as a form of control and also as a form to control others, and that doesn’t usually work out very well especially when my husband or my children are involved. So I’ve really come to learn that I need to be organizing for myself. I need to be organizing because it brings me joy and it brings me rest, not out of this need to control other people….it doesn’t have to be the way other people expect… it needs to be something I do out of a place of rest, from a place of rest to create more rest.” –Christine Walz“It is okay for your house to not look like what you see in the magazine or on your phone.” –Christine Walz“Organizing is doing what you need for your home and your spaces to be joyful, restful places for you and for the people who live there with you… We’re each unique, and the way we think about our stuff is unique, and the way we use our space is unique.” –Christine Walz“It’s really what works best for you. It is not a one-size-fits-all approach.” –Christine Walz“If it’s a ‘should’ then I strongly encourage you to find a way to live with it in a way that is beautiful to you, and that works for who you are, and to not just stuff it away because you’re trying to be something that you’re not.” –Christine Walz“Find joy in the moment even if it’s not exactly what you want it to look like.” –Christine Walz

RESOURCESChristine can be contacted for consulting at <a href="mailto:christineliptak@yahoo.com">christineliptak@yahoo.com</a>SHOW NOTES“It’s so easy in our culture to compare ourselves and think that we need to be like someone else, and then get frustrated or discouraged or face shame when we don’t match somebody else’s standard, or a standard we set on ourselves that doesn’t work for us but worked for someone else.” –Christy“Differences are beautiful and the uniqueness in cultures globally, but then also in individual people is just really, really beautiful. I love getting to see that on both a macro scale around the world and on a really micro scale in the differences between individuals.” –Christine Walz“Why we organize is a really important question because I’ve seen in my own life a tendency to organize for…unhealthy reasons, so I’ve seen in myself a need to organize as a form of control and also as a form to control others, and that doesn’t usually work out very well especially when my husband or my children are involved. So I’ve really come to learn that I need to be organizing for myself. I need to be organizing because it brings me joy and it brings me rest, not out of this need to control other people….it doesn’t have to be the way other people expect… it needs to be something I do out of a place of rest, from a place of rest to create more rest.” –Christine Walz“It is okay for your house to not look like what you see in the magazine or on your phone.” –Christine Walz“Organizing is doing what you need for your home and your spaces to be joyful, restful places for you and for the people who live there with you… We’re each unique, and the way we think about our stuff is unique, and the way we use our space is unique.” –Christine Walz“It’s really what works best for you. It is not a one-size-fits-all approach.” –Christine Walz“If it’s a ‘should’ then I strongly encourage you to find a way to live with it in a way that is beautiful to you, and that works for who you are, and to not just stuff it away because you’re trying to be something that you’re not.” –Christine Walz“Find joy in the moment even if it’s not exactly what you want it to look like.” –Christine Walz

20 Christine Walz: Organizing From Rest & Joy