katiedayphoto@gmail.com

23 days ago

|

1 min read

☀️ you at age 16?

Yellow vintage car interior with striped awning
POSTSLINKS

Super quick today: I came across this quote and I keep thinking about it:
​
“I think midlife is just becoming who you were at 16 again, but loving her this time.”
​ —@yourredheadedbestie

I freaking love that. I imagine whenever I had the urge to "geek out" about something at age 16, it was usually followed by a stronger urge to "temper that! don't be too much! don't make it weird!"

So my superquick challenge for you today is:
​
What did you love at age 16? (music, hobbies, dreams, energy)

What's a tiny version you could revive today?

As for me, I'll be blaring New Found Glory in kid pickup carline today. 😆
​
xoxo, -Katie Day
​
(reply with your favorite 90s/early 2000s banger)
​
​

Current Podcast Release:

Shailey & Katie's Lemonade Stand:

Happy Home Organization & Style Series Part 3: Kids’ Rooms That Actually Work

How to create kids’ spaces that actually work—for real life. We’re talking functional layouts, calming environments, and systems that help kids take ownership of their space (without you becoming the full-time cleanup crew).

We get into the balance every parent is navigating: creating a home that feels good and letting kids be kids. That means normalizing mess, designing for independence, and letting go of perfection in favor of something way more sustainable.

Listen on Apple or Spotify​

Up Next in the Habit Lab:

April: New monthly theme: Decluttering Challenge inside the Habit Lab! Feeling that Spring Cleaning energy? ME TOO!

Tuesday, April 14: Live Group Coaching on Zoom with me! Join us! You're right on time!

Elsewhere:

Saturday, April 11: Live Improv Comedy Show! I'll be there making up a musical on the spot! Come Hang out at Mother's Brewery!​
| ohkatieday.com |
| instagram: @ohkatieday |

600 1st Ave, Ste 330 PMB 92768, Seattle, MOWA 98104-2246

​
​Unsubscribe (No hard feelings, promise!) · Preferences​

Monday Motivator by Katie Day

After hitting rock bottom, I've embarked on a radical journey. For one year, I'm taking a break from all cynicsm and trying out some crazy self-improvement experiments (so you don't have to.)

Read next ...