The Spiritually Expressed Human

Ep 8 - Kim Sutton: Giving Permission, Clearing ALL Clutter, and Being YOU

Episode Summary

Kim Sutton is BACK... on my show now to talk about giving yourself permission to clear the unnecessary clutter from your life and become the YOU that's waiting to emerge! Embrace that creativity whenever it comes up - even if it's not a glamorous time or location. Reframing your thoughts and giving yourself permission is key. Clearing the physical and emotional clutter makes room for the authentic you! Key Takeaways: When you want to give in, stick to it because there is a great feeling of accomplishment; everything builds upon itself if you're doing the "right" activities to build; you aren't here to get sh*t done, you're here to prioritize purposeful actions. "Stop worrying about everybody. You know why you're here. Speak it. Nobody might be listening right now but they might be listening tomorrow." — Kim Sutton About Kim Sutton: Author of the forthcoming book, Chronic Idea Disorder: The Entrepreneur’s Guide to Overcoming Idea Overwhelm, Kim Sutton learned the hard way that just because you can do something doesn’t mean you should. The Positive Productivity (now called The Work Smarter Not Harder) podcast launched in October 2016, after Kim recovered from a three-year cycle of chasing everyone else’s successes and severe sleep-deprivation. In addition to her podcast, Kim is a Marketing Automation Mentor, wife, and mom of 5. She has found her passion and purpose empowering broke, broken, and burnt-out business owners to set up the systems and support they need to make time for the self-care they deserve. Connect with Kim Sutton: TheKimSutton.com Instagram: @thekimsutton Twitter: @TheKimSutton Facebook: Kim Sutton Show: Positive Productivity Podcast (Now called: The Work Smarter Not Harder Podcast) YouTube: Kim Sutton LinkedIn: Kim Sutton Pinterest: Kim Sutton Connect with Susan Dascenzi: Join us in the private Facebook group for more content and connection: www.facebook.com/groups/tsehpodcast/ Website: https://www.susandascenzi.com and grab some free gifts: /free-gift Email: Susan@SusanDascenzi.com Twitter: @susandascenzi Facebook: Susan Dascenzi Instagram: @sdascenzi1 YouTube: Susan Dascenzi LinkedIn: Susan L. Dascenzi, MSW, LCSW

Episode Notes

Learning to give yourself permission to clear the unnecessary clutter of your life to become the YOU that’s waiting to emerge with Susan and Kim:

Embracing creativity wherever it comes to us, even when it’s not a glamorous time or location.
Reframing your thoughts and giving yourself permission.
Clearing the physical and emotional clutter...making room for the authentic YOU.

Key Takeaways:

There is a sense of accomplishment by sticking to it when you want to give in.
Everything builds upon itself if you’re doing the right activities to build.
You aren’t put here to get shit done, you’re here to prioritize purposeful actions.

"Stop worrying about everybody. You know why you're here. Speak it. Nobody might be listening right now but they might be listening tomorrow." — Kim Sutton

About Kim Sutton: Author of the forthcoming book, Chronic Idea Disorder: The Entrepreneur’s Guide to Overcoming Idea Overwhelm, Kim Sutton learned the hard way that just because you can do something doesn’t mean you should. The Positive Productivity (now called The Work Smarter Not Harder) podcast launched in October 2016, after Kim recovered from a three-year cycle of chasing everyone else’s successes and severe sleep-deprivation.

In addition to her podcast, Kim is a Marketing Automation Mentor, wife, and mom of 5. She has found her passion and purpose empowering broke, broken, and burnt-out business owners to set up the systems and support they need to make time for the self-care they deserve.

Connect with Kim Sutton:

Website: TheKimSutton.com

Instagram: @thekimsutton

Twitter: @TheKimSutton

Facebook: Kim Sutton

Show: Positive Productivity Podcast

(Now called: The Work Smarter Not Harder Podcast)

YouTube: Kim Sutton

LinkedIn: Kim Sutton

Pinterest: Kim Sutton

Connect with Susan Dascenzi:

If you are struggling with anything, contact Susan at SusanDascenzi.com/Contact-Me for a free 30-minute conversation.