Greg Peters
The Clutterfly Effect
Christine Marie and Julie Peters, a mother/daughter writing team have authored a book called "The Clutterfly Effect." This humorous podcast is hosted by Julie, and includes her brother, Greg, and her father, Norman. This podcast is perfect to listen to when you want to clean the house or get things done. You will laugh, have a good time, and learn to declutter your life all in the same show. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Episodes
The Clutterfly Effect Podcast episode 107 20.03.2024 37:23
The podcasters dive deep into the clutter surrounding our food, where we keep and store our food and how to manage how much food we have in the house. They also discuss the thousands of emails they get and how they feel about that. They talk about giving up sugar and processed foods. All decisions become easier when you go all-in. Other topics include pro wrestling, leftovers, and Bora Bora. Hoste...
The Clutterfly Effect Podcast episode 106 13.03.2024 37:11
Julie talks about how garage sales can go wrong and worst-case scenarios. They discuss how to plan for garage sales before, during and after the garage sale. Norm discusses his plan to reduce ammonia in the water supply. Oppenheimer is discussed. Other topics include: Raisinets v. Sno-caps, garage sale planning, showers as closets, selling big ticket items on Ebay. Greg talks about school sports....
The Clutterfly Effect 13.03.2024 35:42
The gang talks about garage sales, how to prepare for garage sales and how the why's to have garage sales. They discuss the shame of being judged and the dopamine hits they get from buying stuff. They also talk about bidets. Greg talks about storage units and why he needs it even though he would like to not have one anymore. They discuss the frustration with the kids' grades. Hosted on Acast. See...
The Clutterfly Effect Podcast episode 104 22.02.2024 34:54
Julie, Greg and Norm talk about the clutter they have in their budgets and the shame they feel when clearing the clutter. They talk about their favorite concerts. Norm tells the kids that he used to work for a stockbroker and why he had to quit that job. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The Clutterfly Effect Trailer 15.02.2024 0:41
This is a podcast hosted by Julie, Greg and Norm. It is based on the Amazon number one bestselling book, "The Clutterfly Effect: Tweak Your Way to Total Transformation by Decluttering Your Life. How Small Steps Can Yield Big Results." This podcast aims to give you ideas, some tweaks and some processes to help get the clutter out of your life so the new can come in. They do it in a humorous and fun...
The Clutterfly Effect 15.02.2024 34:32
This week, Julie, Greg and Norm, talked about the "why" you want to declutter and "priming the pump." They also discuss why they no longer swear on the show. It's a struggle, but they think they can do it. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Learning to declutter on the conscious and subconscious level. 08.02.2024 33:05
Julie, Greg and Norm discuss his ER trip after his PT scare. Norm finally thinks Greg has some profound words of wisdom. Norman, also, remembers his vasectomy, but he got the date wrong. Julie gets philosophical about removing the clutter. Greg shares his hack for deep cabinets. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Julie, Greg and Norm: The first episode 05.02.2024 28:35
On this episode of "The Clutterfly Effect," Julie, Greg and Norm introduce themselves a little and talk about why it's important to declutter your life. This all goes well until everyone can't help themselves from laughing so hard. Norm is on pain medications from his knee surgery. What could go wrong. There might be a few swear words. Just letting the listener know. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com...
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