Ditch the Chaos Podcast
Episodes & Show Notes

From Burnout to Clarity: The Pivot That Finally Stuck
Ever feel like your life looks fine on paper but secretly feels like too much? This episode is your permission slip to burn it down and rebuild smarter.

10 Anti-Hustle Habits to Reduce Mental Load (and Burnout)
You don’t need more hacks—you need better habits. This episode breaks down 10 anti-hustle moves that actually help you feel in control and clear again. No fluff. Just real-life shifts for smart, busy women.

Overwhelm Isn’t a Time Problem—It’s Mental Clutter
If you’re waking up already behind and your brain won’t stop spinning, this episode is for you. Let’s stop stacking structure on stress and do less—better.

Evening Reset: How to Switch Off Work and Reclaim Your Brain
If your workday ends but your brain doesn’t, you’re not alone. This episode dives into simple but powerful ways to truly disconnect—no planners, apps, or guilt required.

How to Quit Instagram Without Tanking Your Business (Part 3)
Ready to quit Instagram without ghosting your audience? Here’s how to leave with intention and build a business that doesn’t depend on daily posting.

Back to Instagram, On My Terms: What Changed After 2 Months Off (Part 2)
I didn’t quit Instagram forever—but I did reset everything. Here’s how I came back with boundaries, clarity, and a smarter strategy.

What 2 Months Off Instagram Taught Me (Part 1)
Two months without Instagram showed me what matters—and what doesn’t. Here's what I learned about boundaries, focus, and how little anyone actually notices.

Simplify Your To-Do List in 30 Minutes: The Anti-Hustle Reset
Buried in tasks and sticky notes? This 30-minute method helps you declutter your to-do list, cut the noise, and create space to actually finish what matters. Simplify your productivity system without the hustle.

Your Time, Your Rules: Create a Weekly Planning System You’ll Actually Use
Tired of starting over every week? This episode shows you how to build a simple, flexible system that finally sticks—no more planner drama.