Episode 17: The Home Edit’s Top Organization Tips, Home Updates for Colder Months, and Their “Off-Camera” Friendship

 

Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin are the founders of the home organization empire, The Home Edit. You might know the brand from their bestselling books like The Home Edit: A Guide to Organizing and Realizing Your House Goals, viral product line with The Container Store, or their hit Netflix show, Get Organized with the Home Edit, where they organize the spaces of celebrities like Khloe Kardashian, Reese Witherspoon, and Drew Barrymore. In today’s episode, Josie grills Clea and Joanna for their top organization tips and why organization can be key to your best self. They also dive into what their off-screen relationship is really like, how they became so successful, and their favorite celebrity they worked with.

SHOW NOTES:

Get ready to feel super-motivated to clean your house, because this week on The Everygirl Podcast Josie is interviewing Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin, co-founders of The Home Edit. The episode kicks off with an explanation of how Joanna and Clea came to be business partners in the first place (spoiler alert: a 4-hour lunch date was involved). The pair discuss how they kickstarted their business in Nashville among close friends before expanding to bigger clients, and the impact their friendship has had on The Home Edit. Josie asks Joanna and Clea for their key tips for working with a business partner who is also a best friend, and they reveal that they have only been in a tiny handful of disagreements throughout their entire partnership. Then, the episode dives right into all of the home organization tips: Clea and Joanna run through their organizational system, all the way from editing to labeling. They even give advice for creating systems that will work for and be adopted by everyone in your home, plus a few extra hacks for staying on top of cleanliness during the business of the holiday season. The pair also emphasizes that the “right way” to go about organization is the way that will work best for you, not what anyone else does. The episode closes with Clea opening up about her journey with breast cancer, and what it felt like to finish her last round of chemotherapy.

Must-Listen Moments:

[1:57] How Clea and Joanna met and started The Home Edit together
[8:32] Keys to success for working with a business partner who is also your best friend
[14:50] The Home Edit organization 101, from editing to containing to labeling
[31:15] Creating organizational systems that work for you and your life
[40:41] Clea’s breast cancer journey

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