Send us Fan Mail

One year ago, I hit publish on a brand new podcast and hoped it would help a few overwhelmed women breathe easier. Fast forward 52 weeks and I’m still here, still releasing every Monday morning, and still a bit stunned that Beyond Organised is now being heard across 56 countries and counting. This anniversary update is my honest behind-the-scenes look at what it’s taken to stay consistent while raising four kids, working, running She’s Organised, and navigating health setbacks, hospital visits, grief, and family challenges.

You’ll hear how the podcast has changed since those early, practical organisation and decluttering chats, and why I’m getting clearer about the direction moving forward. Organising systems matter, but they are only one piece. I share why faith, identity, emotional health, and intentional living are becoming a bigger part of the conversation, and how building a level of order in your home and weekly schedule can give you flexibility when life throws the unexpected at you.

I also want this to feel like your show. I ask for your feedback on what you’ve loved, what you want more of, and whether you prefer guest conversations or solo episodes. I’m opening the door to listener stories in year two and inviting your questions for future Q&A episodes on organising, time management, budgeting, parenting, faith and more. If you’d like deeper support, I share how the She’s Organised Hub works and other ways you can help keep the podcast going.

If you got value from this, please subscribe, share it with a friend, and leave a review so more people can find this very special show.

Support the show

🎧 Loved this episode? Here’s how you can connect!

• Get free resources to help simplify your life: beyondorganised.com/toolkit
• Join the She's Organised Hub. A coaching community and space for women like you to reclaim balance and order in your every day life.
• Want Private Coaching? Sign up for a month now! (Link is open when space is available, otherwise join the waitlist.)
• Let’s continue the conversation and follow me on Instagram and Threads: @shes.organised

✨ Want to go deeper?
Join the next round of Kingdom Woman Breakthrough. This is a transformational container for capable Christian women who doing all the things, yet sense God is inviting them into a more aligned way of living, leading and stewarding their time, energy and influence.

If this episode resonated with you, please subscribe and leave a review! It helps more people like you find the show. 💚

Remember, organising is a tool to live the purposeful life beyond it.

See you next time!

Send us Fan Mail

Postpartum can feel like waking up in a body you barely recognise, with a calendar that no longer belongs to you. Laura joins me to talk about mum and baby yoga as a grounded, practical way to reconnect with yourself while you care for a tiny human who changes daily. Her approach is built on mindful movement and bonding, without the pressure to be quiet, polished, or “back to normal”. If you’ve ever thought you’re not flexible enough, not fit enough, or not put-together enough for yoga, this chat is for you.

We get into what actually helps mums most: noticing what your body can do now, building strength as your baby grows, and finding a community where babies babble, mums laugh, and nobody gets shushed for being real. Laura shares why the hardest part is showing up, why “come exactly as you are” isn’t a slogan but a strategy, and how a welcoming environment can shift your confidence faster than any perfect pose.

We also explore yoga beyond the studio, including online options and “yoga for real life” ideas you can use in everyday parenting moments like the car seat struggle, getting out the door, or bedtime. We touch on spirituality and values, self-care that doesn’t feel indulgent, and why gratitude and self-love practices matter for kids as much as adults. If you want gentle postpartum yoga support, toddler yoga inspiration, or a more realistic path to wellbeing, hit play.

Follow Laura on Instagram @mamiinmotion

Use code "shesorganised" to get 10% off both websites:

www.jananibalayoga.com

www.HappyLittlePress.com

Subscribe for more, share this with a mum who needs it, and leave a review so more families can find Beyond Organised.

(Apologies that towards the end of the recording Mel's sound quality deteriorated and was difficult to understand. We were unable to repair the damaged audio. We hope you got value from this episode though).

Support the show

🎧 Loved this episode? Here’s how you can connect!

• Get free resources to help simplify your life: beyondorganised.com/toolkit
• Join the She's Organised Hub. A coaching community and space for women like you to reclaim balance and order in your every day life.
• Want Private Coaching? Sign up for a month now! (Link is open when space is available, otherwise join the waitlist.)
• Let’s continue the conversation and follow me on Instagram and Threads: @shes.organised

✨ Want to go deeper?
Join the next round of Kingdom Woman Breakthrough. This is a transformational container for capable Christian women who doing all the things, yet sense God is inviting them into a more aligned way of living, leading and stewarding their time, energy and influence.

If this episode resonated with you, please subscribe and leave a review! It helps more people like you find the show. 💚

Remember, organising is a tool to live the purposeful life beyond it.

See you next time!

Send us Fan Mail

Being told “it’s just anxiety” or “it’s just hormones” can make you doubt your own body, even when you know something is off. Today I’m joined by Tabitha, a Pilates instructor and mum who is on a mission to make Pilates feel less intimidating and far more useful for real life, especially for persistent pain, prenatal and postpartum recovery, and anyone who’s felt shut out by the glossy Pilates image online.

We talk about what changes after kids, from confidence and body image to the practical realities of time, energy, and money. Tabitha shares why “common doesn’t mean normal” matters so much for women’s health, how learning simple anatomy and better language can help you advocate at the doctor, and what postpartum support can include, like breathing mechanics, pressure management, diastasis recti guidance, pelvic floor strength, and reducing stress incontinence without shame.

We also go deep on POTS (postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome) and the bigger conversation around post-viral syndromes. Tabitha explains why research and treatment pathways have lagged for decades, what protocols exist, and why a calmer, nervous system aware Pilates programme can be a more achievable starting point for some people living with chronic illness and fatigue.

If you’ve ever felt like movement “isn’t for your body” or that you need perfection before you can start, this chat offers a kinder, more practical way forward. Subscribe so you don’t miss what’s next, share this with a friend who needs it, and leave a review to help more mums find the show.

Follow Tabitha on Instagram @talltreepilates and her website is: www.achytoactive.com

Support the show

🎧 Loved this episode? Here’s how you can connect!

• Get free resources to help simplify your life: beyondorganised.com/toolkit
• Join the She's Organised Hub. A coaching community and space for women like you to reclaim balance and order in your every day life.
• Want Private Coaching? Sign up for a month now! (Link is open when space is available, otherwise join the waitlist.)
• Let’s continue the conversation and follow me on Instagram and Threads: @shes.organised

✨ Want to go deeper?
Join the next round of Kingdom Woman Breakthrough. This is a transformational container for capable Christian women who doing all the things, yet sense God is inviting them into a more aligned way of living, leading and stewarding their time, energy and influence.

If this episode resonated with you, please subscribe and leave a review! It helps more people like you find the show. 💚

Remember, organising is a tool to live the purposeful life beyond it.

See you next time!