437 How to Deal with Clutter From This Season of Your Life – Elisa Morgan and Eryn Eddy
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437: How to Deal With Clutter From This Season of Your Life
Kathi is talking today with Elisa Morgan, former CEO of MOPS International, and Eryn Eddie, CEO of So Worth Loving, about how to deal with clutter from different life seasons. Clutter is the tangible of what our soul and mind are dealing with. Beautiful things happen when we allow God to make space in both the physical and in our heart. Join in the conversation to learn about:
How to deal with circumstantial clutter
How the definition of “space” is a beautiful thing
Practical action for a life that looks different than expected
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Meet Our Guest
Elisa Morgan & Eryn Eddy
Elisa Morgan (MDiv) was named by Christianity Today as one of the top fifty women influencing today’s church and culture. She speaks internationally, writes for the Our Daily Bread Ministries Devotional and co-hosts the nationally syndicated radio program Discover the Word and the podcast God Hears Her. Elisa has authored more than twenty-five books including The Beauty of Broken: My Story and Likely Yours Too. For twenty years, Elisa served as CEO of MOPS International and now is president emerita. She serves on the board of Denver Seminary and her blog reaches thousands. ElisaMorgan.com
Eryn Eddy is the founder and CEO of So Worth Loving, a lifestyle clothing brand bridging the gap between not talking about self-worth and talking about it. Since starting in 2011, Eryn has grown her company to include customers in all fifty states and in thirty countries. Eryn and her work have been featured on CNN and MSNBC, as well as Southern Living and O, The Oprah Magazine. Eryn is co-host of the God Hears Her Podcast and her debut book So Worth Loving releases January 2021. This creative has a pastime of singing with her music being featured on MTV, VH1 and the Oxygen Network. She enjoys oil painting, trail walks, and getting lost in a book. ErynEddy.com
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