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• September 17, 2020Parenting, Time, Work

  Fall Check-In

  Well hello there fall...and Asha is back from her summer sabbatical! Christine and Asha check in about their summers then share updates about back-to-school season, family, work, election activism, how they’re coping during the pandemic, and where they are finding fun in life.

• October 31, 2019Guest Interview, Health, Parenting, Relationships, Work

  Mental + Physical Load Management (with Jonathan Baxter, LMHC)

  Jobs, travel, home management, babies, complicated relationships...the stress of these things can have a major impact on our physical selves. How do we manage the mental and physical load of modern life? Christine welcomes back Edit Your Life’s most requested guest: therapist Jonathan Baxter. In response to a listener letter, Christine and Jonathan talk about the physical manifestation of stress, gender roles, the “having it all” myth, how to let go of how things “should” be done, doing vs. owning tasks, and family systems.

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  May 26, 2017Work

  Edit Your Life Wins Podcast of the Year at the Iris Awards!

  Friends, we are remiss (but still just as grateful!) in sharing that Edit Your Life won Podcast of the Year at the Iris Awards at Mom 2.0 Summit a couple […]

• October 20, 2016Guest Interview, Parenting, Work

  Letting Go + Making Leaps (with Dr. Ken Jeong)

  Change can be hard and scary -- the uncertainty, the letting go of security, the need to trust in the act of trying. Christine and Asha talk about and share Christine’s interview with actor Dr. Ken Jeong (of The Hangover and Dr. Ken fame) about making leaps. In this candid interview, Jeong shares about leaving medicine for acting, dealing with fear of failure and other people’s expectations, letting go of control, how his experience has impacted his parenting, and why his wife was the missing link and the catalyst for his success.

• January 14, 2016Communication, Lifestyle, Parenting, Productivity, Work

  Saying Yes to Saying No

  Christine and Asha share 9 tips to help you master the fine art of SAYING NO. Because while there are some things in life that are essential, a lot of things truly are optional. It’s your life, your choices -- we all have the power to identify the things that are important to us, and to make room for those things, in whatever ways we can.