I am a nurse who taught parenting techniques for many years. My boys are grown now. One of the best tools I shared with young mothers was “if you choose….. then you’ve chosen…..” that way it isn’t you punishing your child. It’s building character into your child. It’s teaching responsibility. If you don’t remove the dishes from your room by tonight, you don’t have your screen time tomorrow. I’m sorry you CHOSE not to have any screen time today, that really sucks! Maybe you should consider your options more carefully. Anyway, thank you ladies for all your help!

Dear sweet Cas, PLEASE give yourself grace about your past. I got sucked into a cult in my teens and did a lot of things I'm not proud of either, BUT we have both faced things that "normal" people don't, survived those times AND completely turned our lives around to be better than we could've even dreamed before. Those dark days literally paved the way to who&where we are now, and I've learned to be thankful for that extra perspective that most people miss out on. We are the success stories, and should celebrate all that we've overcome instead of feeling shame. 💗 You're a hero, never forget that!

Cas has the sweetest voice, soft and clear, but so gentle….just beautiful ❤️ I love listening to her.

I am a licensed architect in the State of Colorado. A basic design rule I always follow: the lowest level of the house HAS to be 1’ above the 100 year flood plane.

Years ago, one day I striped all the wall paper of the sitting/dinning room walls. Cleaned up and put the furniture back in place. When my husband came home he did not notice.

Years ago, my mom was recently retired (for the first time) from nursing and was traveling with friends on the freeway. A lady traveling in the opposite direction lost control went down into the medium and then up into the air. Landed upside down on another vehicle, and both those vehicles slid into the vehicle my mom was in. Literally, my mom was the first medical person on scene. Several cars back had a doctor, and the paramedics arrived FAST. The scary part, my wife and I were literally minutes ahead of the the lady that lost control. As I walked into my parents house (which is where we were heading) the phone was ringing. I answered it to hear my mom tell me that she is ok and not to worry. Mom saved lives that day.

As a parent advocate for an ADD child, anytime someone shares their experiences it not only helps the ADD/ADHD patient, it helps their parents, teachers and anyone around them dealing with better understanding. Way to go Cas!😊❤❤❤❤

The two of you are so rare......you are the queens of what you do but remain so humble and most people at this level seem to just fall into making money....I cannot tell you how much I appreciate you.

Okay, go with me on this one...Dawn, Cas, AND Christine in ONE episode! Are you dying!!! I vote that we karaoke Vanilla Ice as our main event 😂

Hey Dawn, you both seemed relieved at the beginning do the video to be talking about something other than decluttering. Any time you want to make a video on subjects other than decluttering, know that we are here for it! You are much more than just minimalism and have a lot more to offer. ❤

"EVERYTHING YOU HAVE IS WORK." I love this quote from Cas, this is the most succinct explanation of why decluttering is fabulous.

Cas has the perfect voice for daily affirmations or something. I love the calm and soothing voice :)

Cass is my favorite freakin human being and today just confirmed that. I have a heavy past and I am a completely different person now. Love you Cass

I've been a EMT and Nurse for over 35 years. When I knew I was the one standing between someone living or dying you just zone and do what you have to do then when it's all over you puke then the next and time after that it gets better. I'm so very proud of you. You are my Shero.

OMG anytime Cas is around there's always a laugh, "for those of you who have stayed to the end". I also cried with you today as you told your ADHD story. Such a great podcast.

Many years ago, I was tired of the waste after Christmas. I decided to surprise our kids with a trip. In their stockings they found a plane ticket, wallet with some $ tucked in and they LOVED it. And so did I!

Best Cas interview ever! My 2 favorite people in one video!

I just sat with a cup of coffee and really felt I was having a heart to heart talk with 2 of my best friends. I love you ladies 💗💗

Cas - I was diagnosed with ADHD at 40 (42 now) and now I’m sobbing. I grew up being diagnosed with lazy, messy, forgetful, all over the place, scatterbrained. Despite becoming a successful lawyer due to immense efforts, finding out it was my brain and not my effort that was failing me - 😭😭😭 My son has now been diagnosed at 8, and my 5 year old not yet but will be, I vow they will not have to struggle like I did throughout school. Love this Cas, thank you!!!! ❤️

I am a woman who is disabled. I thought I kept my house clean but I came across one of your decluttering and deep cleaning videos I am a newly empty nester so since I no longer have my kids to take care of I am now working on my house to get it decluttered. Unfortunately it is taking me forever but I'm ok with that because I know I will get there and luckily my husband is a minimalist so he is super supportive. So thank you both for your support. Also my daughter has ADHD, ODD and is also dyslexic. She was bullied and laughed at for so long she is now 17 and has graduated 2 yrs early and is going to EMT school in April, before she even walks the stage in May. I have told her and been told by several doctors that people with disorder or disabilities and so much more creative and she is a beautiful artist. So you got this you found your creative side and used it to help so many. So thank you both from the bottom of my heart and keep it up. God bless you both.

I'm so proud of you, Cas, for getting up on stage and sharing your ADHD experiences. I am a 68 year old with adult ADHD and just now learning to forgive my inner child. I am so glad I tuned in to this podcast. Thank you for sharing this wonderful segment, Dana! I love you both!

Cass, we could not possibly love you more. You’re both amazing and your friendship is the sweetest thing.

So happy you shared ADHD. I have a grown son who went thru a difficult childhood. It was hard for me as the mom. I stood up for him against so many. I'm so proud of him he found his niche 😊

Cass, I just wanted to reach through the screen and give you a hug! I went through so much trauma at home because of my undiagnosed ADD and learning disabilities in the (70s and 80s), which lead to some self destructive behaviors in my teens and early 20s. I remember the moment I found out that I had disabilities. I felt exactly like you described. I've been a much better support system for my boys with their disabilities, than I ever had, but I've dropped the ball on cleaning routines and other routine related things. I think that's a tough one for many of us with ADD/ADHD or autism. Please give yourself some grace. You are amazing and should be so proud of all you've accomplished. I know I'm grateful and proud of you, myself. Between, you, Dawn and Cass, I've really made progress this last year on my home. Seriously, I'm so grateful for the three of you. ❤

Yes I agree I feel you both are my tribe . Thanks for sharing your kindness & tried & true decluttering advice

You having ADHD has helped me understand why it’s hard for my daughter who has ADHD. I’ve read so many books but when you explain the whys on the challenges of cleaning and organizing it makes more sense! Ty!

Cas is so engaging and relatable. Can I just say, Dawn, I have been such an admirer of you lately. I just love how you’re unapologetic about your beliefs and yet you don’t push that on anyone. You’re such a loving and empathetic person. Your ability to bring people together, especially the three amigas of Take your House Back, is beautiful. 😘

As an older mom, let me say this, training your children to do chores is so well worth the emotional challenges that come with training them. Our 6 children are now grown and on their own. It was chaotic when they were all home and yep, we had some tears and arguments about the condition of the house, but each and everyone of them are hard working people who now run their own homes. They have all come back and thanked us for teaching them responsibility. It has paid off in their jobs big time! We did chore charts when they were little, the SHE card file system and finally, a daily reproducible form they could check off as they had accomplished the tasks. The final one also allowed me to write them notes and uppped the communication with busy teenagers. Every parent has to find their own best method and nothing works the whole time but it is worth it in the long run to train them!❤

Cass, I am 58 years old, and I was diagnosed this year. I have struggled and felt so inadequate all my life. My mom passed a few years ago, and she was my biggest supporter in life. I now think she understood me so well, because she had it, but she never knew. Hugs to you!!! I love you and probably connected with you because of the ADHD - I truly love the "Thanks for staying until the end" stories. You are so relateable and a great story teller !

Cas, thank you for sharing a difficult past, and where you are today.

As long as you refer to those living with you as “helping me”, cleaning will always be your job. Turn jobs over to them and hold them accountable. It is awesome if the job is something meaningful to them.

When we bought our first house after renting forever, we painted everything colour, colour, colour! Then during COVID I painted it all over Benjamin Moore Cloud White. Aaaah. It is so soothing and clean and bright and a lovely background.

Cas, thank you for sharing some hard things from your life. My husband is a mentor for a prisoner, and this guy has been in prison for over 20 years, and he is a different person than the one who committed the crime. AND, I'm so sorry for the loss of your dog and the way that it happened. We had to say goodbye in October to our little guy.

Cas, you talking about your ADD story made me cry. I have a daughter with ADD and it's so powerful to hear you talk about talking about it! Don't feel shamed, ok?❤❤❤

Beautiful time together! My house is continuously decluttered because of the two of you. I would never be in this beautiful space if it weren't for you. Bless you both! An aside: I had an RNYGB in 2001, losing 190 lbs. It took 19 years, but I gained it all back. It _can_ and does come back. Now I am on Mounjaro and my life has begun again at 62. No more wheelchairs, walkers, canes, or half a dozen medications, including insulin. I'm down 175 lbs in 20 months. Just thought I'd mention it.

I loved that Cass shared some of her story, even the hard parts. There are people out there with such similar struggles, it's powerful to hear from a successful person who has actually been there. The world is not very friendly to neurodivergent folks, and sometimes we just end up sending them down a very dark path. As a middle school teacher, I know that students with those struggles are a lot more likely to begin self-medicating to get through the day. If we could keep those people in mind the way we keep other people with more visible disabilities in mind, we'd all be better off. I know as a teacher that when I use strategies that are helpful to my neurodivergent students, invariably my other students benefit and find them helpful as well.

Cass, I had a 3200 square foot house not including garage and pole barn. When we moved in I was overwhelmed, too. I quickly realized I had to clean in zones. I broke it down into 3 days, 1 to 1 1/2 hr sessions. I am extremely picky, I have been told about a clean house. Maybe zone cleaning will help you. Love both you and Dawn. Always love both your content.

My daughter, after she moved out, thanked me and my husband for teaching her and requiring her to do chores. She said that other "kids" her age don't know how to do chores. My kids are adults now but around 10 or 11 they each started doing chores and washing their own clothes. They helped with the dishes, trash, vacuuming, sweeping, and any other chores we assigned them. They had assigned laundry days and for sure cleaned their rooms when we told them to it. My husband did chores too. The wife/mom should not do all the house chores regardless of whether she works a paying job or not.

Love that you went after your first responder Cas! I am a 34 year EMT/Paramdic full time. Just retired. I think your route will keep you happier in life. I totally get your sadness over missing the good calls. People just don’t understand a good day for us is a bad day for someone else.

You guys are incredible! I'm 76 years old and I try every day to learn and grow and live my best life. To do this you need inspiration and support and you don't always get this from your friends and family. You can absolutely feel like you're best friends are people you have never actually met. Dawn, every time I watch your videos I feel motivated to live with less and appreciate more. You seem so genuinley kind and caring and generous in spirit. Cas, your story is amazing and so are you. Thank you for your courage and honesty. Dawn, when you end your videos by saying "I love you", I believe it. I feel it! I benefit from it. I hope life rewards you generously for all you do. (Cas - please hire a cleaner )

Being a parent is the hardest thing we will ever do

We don't buy each other gifts, but we give each other the gift of having someone care for the yard and clean the house. It's truly a blessing to us both.

Geeze Cass! You are so inspiring! Way to overcome your past! And I too was diagnosed with ADHD but not till I was 48. I'm 49 now. Still trying to get on meds. Have some blood pressure issues. Tried the non stimulant meds and they just don't work. You're awesome Cass! Don't ever let anyone tell you otherwise!

Lord knows I have horrible skeletons...bad ones. But like Cass and Dawn, I'm still OK and had a great career and am happy. Dawn helps me stay in a "minimal" frame of mind, the 55 year old bandwidth. Cass helps me understand how I can organize as a Ladybug and ACCEPT my home. Dana helps me laugh and know that I'm normal and can change. Great, terrific interview!!

Dear Dawn and Cass, I discovered you 2 last year. Since then, I have moved twice. Couldn’t have done it without you. Learnt so much from your videos. I have tried to declutter and minimize as we downsized. Done enough to enjoy the benefits, but, still have ways to go. Love that you both are so different, yet, brilliant at what you do. A Big Thank You to you both. ❤❤

I'm almost 32 and for out 5 months ago that I am autistic. Your story about you at the ADHD conference almost made me break into tears. I get it. I totally get it

Wow, I had no idea about most of this past stuff. Really makes me respect twice as much, Cas, for climbing out of the situation you were in, and being as successful as you are, to boot! Also that airport story was HYSTERICAL!!

I love that you are both so different, yet compliment each other so well. Dawn you are really such a wonderful moderator. I hope that you will continue to show this leadership in bringing us content through moderating various speakers. You also are such a great inspiration in reducing inventory that truly helps us manage our homes. Cas is such a fun and realistic organizer, tidier and cleaner that makes it tolerable, even fun to get our homes in order. Love you both!

Had to stop and comment before the video was over. Cas said you wouldn't shame a child with Diabetes and if only that was the case! My daughter was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes 26 years ago today at age 9. I could fill this page with the number of stupid things that people have said. Many people know a little bit about some kind of diabetes, the best known are 1 and 2 but there are actually more. On the shaming side people "think" they know that diabetes is caused by over consumption of sugar, that it is a life style problem. An elementary school teacher in her school,(not her teacher) told me my daughter would never get over it if I babied her. As actual fact, there is no cure so if opted for tuff love she'd still have diabetes. I am so sorry that Cas dealt with ignorant, cruel treatment and sorry for my daughter and all the children who dealt with difficulties. We need to teach kindness!

Cas thank you so much for sharing your 'shame'. My daughter wasn't diagnosed until almost 40 and she was so happy because she thought there was something wrong with her and then she found out she had a medical issue. Hold your head up because you are helping people and that's something to be proud of.

Cas Thank you for sharing! I appreciate you being so brave to be so honest w us, you truly are one of the best people on the entire internet! Dawn we all love you for the same reasons Cas does, we appreciate your calm and dignity you bring into our lives! Love you both so much! Been watching you both for many years and joined TYHB this year and absolutely love the program! Being led to turn all this learning into a real business to help others declutter their homes w the same love y'all give us!

Cas, make sure to have your house tested and treated or remediated for mold. I do think that’s worth suing about. Black mold can cause all kinds of health issues, fast. So please, take care of that issue immediately. And yes, I’ve heard that you can be treated for mold toxicity and detox as well, but you have to get the environment treated and cleared out first.

Getting teens to take trash and dishes out of their rooms really resonated with me! I don’t micromanage the cleaning of their rooms, but I do expect some basics like picking up/taking out trash and bringing dishes out of their rooms. They are also expected to help with a few chores around the house as well (emptying the dishwasher, taking out recycles, feeding the cat).

I was a volunteer EMT for years in our small community. I later took a job that required shift work and crazy hours and an hour from home, so I had to give up my EMT job. I know the training is way harder than it was 30 years ago, but I felt like I was studying to be a doctor then! I'm proud of you for going through the training with your busy life. It's a rewarding job. This is a great podcast. Love listening to both of you!

Hugs Cas. You sharing part of your story previously is part of what led me to get my recent diagnosis at 53. Thank you! ❤

I have all white walls in my home too and it feels SO good- peaceful, spacious, and clean (even with 2 toddlers with sticky hands). Been here for 7 years and I can change my decor for a huge impact but I don't think I will ever change to colored walls.

You two are hysterical. You have no idea how many times I talk about my friends, Dawn, Cass, and Dana. Finally John asked where I met you all and I had to admit that you all are online. I got a massive eye roll but that was fine….

I am a faithful follower of both your channels. This was such a good discussion, especially about all the things that still were on my mind such as the yard flooding, the EMT training, etc. You mentioned that many people are like friends, that’s how I feel, I tend to want to jump right into the conversation. I am retired and live alone now, but relate to so many of the organization, child care and working mom subjects. I raised three of my daughters, then a grandson, and somewhere in the middle took in a boy who could not get along at home. All this time I was a single working mom, with little or no financial support. Fifty continuous years as a hands on mom! My youngest, now 26, was diagnosed with acute ADHD and acute ODD (oppositional defiant disorder). He spent a full year in a (day) school for behavioral disorders. This really IS a medical condition, hearing people say he was bad, or needs a spanking, or I that don’t know how to discipline him, have no idea how serious and difficult this is. He was on meds until he was out of school, and when the meds wore off at the end of the day, he became unmanageable. He was on maximum doses, so there was nothing for the end of day time. My child was an extreme case, but all ADHD is difficult, a lot of us have it, are undiagnosed, and struggle. It is so enlightening to hear Cas talk about her experiences and know that she was able to overcome so many hurdles. I wish I could be there to tell my story with her. I don’t cry, I revel in the challenges and in overcoming them. I also want to thank you both for allowing me to be a virtual friend, jumping right into the conversation and sharing my experiences. I hope you both have a wonderful Christmas with all the happiness and sugar cookies you can eat. 🎄🍪🙋‍♀️

I also have a Flood experience. Long story short- I’ve rented a down stairs Apt for over 20 yrs. In July 2019 a terrible storm flooded the basement part of my apt. Over 3 to 4 ft of water. I lost everything down there. Laundry room- washer & dryer- exercise/craft/office room & all Xmas, Easter & fall decor. Along with extra household supplies- paper towels, napkins, bathroom tissue. To say I was devastated & overwhelmed was an understatement. But then one day about 6 months after that happened I found Cas & then Dawn on KZfaq & by the grace of God, I slowly started realizing it was just stuff and could be replaced. It’s been 4 1/2 yrs since the flood and I’m still struggling with the declutter part (since the flood I have supplies cluttered everywhere and in living areas where they shouldn’t be) but it’s something I’m trying to work on. So hopefully this year is the year I can feel safe enough to store items where they need to be and not in tall stacks in my living areas. Thank you both for your insight, compassion & encouragement. 2024 is my year to get this job tackled!

Dawn! This is like my third comment! The ADD thing has got me balling here! I’m 63 always have had ADD, too much my docs don’t want to address it! Everyone that knows me know I have it! Teachers have written letters about my distraction, and naps in class! Thank you for being YOU!!!!!!

I was a paramedic before I went to nursing school. You learn to just step up and do what needs done when people are experiencing a medical emergency. What a great way to give back to your community!

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for speaking what we all are going through as mom's and grandmother's.

Cas, just wanna say - as one of your long time followers who is also an ADHDer I think you deserve help with your home! No shame in delegating that task to someone hired help.

Two organizer gerus in one show? Nothing better than this! I NEED your videos and inspiration! You two are the best!

Adulting is hard and I’m glad I found the two of you to know I’m not alone. Thanks for sharing.

You both have helped me so much! We had to move from a 2200sqft home to a 1600 sqft home and so decluttering was a must. I notice my husband and kids are neater and more mindful of where they put things too. I'm very grateful and inspired by you both (and Dana).

I don’t watch either of you ladies, I just randomly clicked and I have to say best interview ever. Honest, hilarious and informative. Utterly refreshing..

I worked with children who had adhd as a para. They were my favorite kids. Most of them were really funny. We talked to parents about trying to keep their house as clear of clutter as they could because these children really feel the stimulation of too much stuff. We also found that to be true of autistic children. My husband recently had a massive stroke and I have been decluttering my home for 5 years. Thank goodness that I did. The stroke literally turned my life and our house upset down. I was able to have room for all of the equipment that he needed and was able to move things that I hope to use after he recovers (fingers crossed) into our walk in closet. I have been able to keep our home in order and have not needed help with cleaning our home even with all the help that he needs throughout the day. I learned the importance of no clutter for a person who has had a stroke.

Cas, you are just amazing. So sincere, so authentic… I didn’t know about your ADHD, about the flood, your dog, your weight worries, everything that you and your family have to get used to in your new home, very big to clean on your own… quite a difficult time 😮 And, nevertheness, in your videos nothing shows. You fill me, and many others I’’sure, with energy, smile and joy. So grateful to have «met» you… YOU ARE THE BEST 🥇🏆👑

Great interview with some unintentionally funny parts. (“Real prison, like orange jumpsuit prison” 😂) Thank you!

I kept trying and failing to help my adult daughter get organized my way until we took the clutterbug test. We’re totally different bugs. Now helping is easy. I understand her style.

What an amazing story for Cas to share. You are BRAVE and AMAZING to share your story. Much love to you❤❤❤

Wow!!! 2 of my favorite ladies on KZfaq!!! Thank you Dawn and Cas!! Love you both 😊

I want to tell you how much hope you give as you talk about your ADHD story. Both my children for certain have ADHD. My daughter wasn’t diagnosed until she was in 4 th grade and suffered lots of poor self image due to it. She is still messy. Even now I’m planning on cleaning her apartment this week to help her. I don’t do it often because it is good for her to learn how to do it but sometimes she just needs to have a little help. She is 24 and doing amazing in life now but had to go through bumps and bruises along the way. Anyway you speaking reminds me of how she has grown and one day she will get a handle on her house too. It gives those people with ADHD the feeling that they can grow in this area. Heck Im 55 and it was just until a few years ago that I started getting a handle on it all after listening to you both. Thanks for what you are doing!!! I love hearing the challenges, struggles and victories. It makes you both real.

Dawn, this was a really interesting podcast interview with Cas. I had a fun time listening to you both. The questions people asked covered all the things I would have like to have asked.

Wow. Just wow. So honest and vulnerable.

We moved into a rental house and two days later the management company called to warn us not to have boxes on the floor of the garage. The next day when it started raining, we had a river running through the garage! Thanks for telling us AFTER we moved in, with boxes from the move still in the garage.

I have never been so heard and seen. You two talking about the house cleaning and husbands/kids helping and the frustrations. That is so my life.

I just realize I have ADHD and I am 71. Thank you for your honesty. Love you!

Cas! I am so happy you share about ADHD because it is so difficult.

I had such a similar reaction as as adult in my 40s being diagnosed with ADD. I was sad for the kid I had been that always felt less than. It was emotional. Over the years I too had come up with lots of different coping mechanisms, which helped me in life but as a child I always felt like I had to try harder and I was ashamed of that.

I appreciate you talking about the heavy stuff. Thank you both!! Love all your content. 🩵🩵

2nd comment haha. Cas there will always be people who take a person the wrong way, but you could look it as you're a clutter and adhd EMT. Goodness knows how many lives you've helped already by being open and vulnerable. Thank you for being brave.

Loved this chat. You are giving your kids a gift by teaching them life skills & accountability. Stay firm, they will thank you in the end. There will be consequences in their adult and working life they need to understand so help & guide them now. You are so passionate about your own skills that were taught to you, pass that on. Everyone, husbands included need to be part of the process that makes this a 'FAMILY' home. Also include a level of Financial learning as well. Never too early to start to understand the cost of items they use in their daily lives. You want your children to have the best foundation you can give them. I wish you both well in this New Year.

Dawn and Cas, thank you for the raw honesty and the humility that it has taken both of you to produce this truly wonderful episode. I have watched you for a long time and always found help and comfort in the things you talk about and teach. This, however, is a new level of openness that has hit me in the solar plexus and reinforced what I already know - I AM NOT ALONE! I have 5 kids who are all well and truly adults now. My youngest son was recently diagnosed with ADHD at the age of 33. After going through a period of deep grieving for the "little boy" he was, who experienced so much judgement and self-hate, he is enjoying the unfolding of a new and even more wonderful "him" who does his daily life with a profoundly nuanced and optimistic view of himself. Keep up this brave work because you are changing lives

Well done for sharing your story Caz, it must have been so scary sharing this with strangers. I’m so sorry for your very difficult childhood. You are such an amazing person and I love watching your KZfaq videos. You have inspired me so very much. And well done for changing your whole life to be this beautiful, successful superhero to your family and to everyone that has learnt so much from you. Don’t be ashamed of your past. It has shaped you into the beautiful, kind, gentle and generous woman you are today.

I decluttered a BUNCH of Christmas stuff while listening to this! Thanks for keeping me company.❤

My two closest friends… Dawn and Cas! I couldn’t agree more. Feeling like I’ve found my ‘tribe’! Even though we’ve never conversed ‘in person’. Always so so inspired by you both! Been following you both forever!

Just love you both. So glad you trusted us enough to share Cas.

“I’ll shove that list!” Lol! I can relate! My hubby tries but sometimes I also think, “open your eyes!” 😂

I feel this to my core. We bought a house around 3,500 sq feet because it had room for our five kids a place to homeschool a playroom and my husbands work from home office but lawd have mercy there are four toilets and I hate cleaning this big ol house

"For those of you who have stayed to the end..." How awesome to get this for a whole hour!

Thank you for this video. At age 77 in 2023, I diagnosed myself with ADD. It helped me to make so much more sense of my childhood. I could hyperfocus on my schoolwork because school was a safe place for me (except for one grade that I had a young teacher who discouraged me instead of encouraging me).

The video I didn't know I totally needed today! You girls opened up so much about not just the physical struggles but the emotional and mental struggles that can affect us. I felt so heard, understood, and not crazy hearing you talk about house cleaning duties and teaching, ha ha! And we've been going through construction the past 5 months on this house after the 2nd flood in our basement in a year. Cas, I totally understand your pain, the second we moved into this house the entire HVAC system had to be replaced and its been nothing but problems every since. Its been physically, and emotionally draining. Trying to pick ourselves up but somedays we just need to let it all go and not be so stressed. Thanks for all you girls do and for sharing. You're both amazing and so brave💜

I can't say enough on how great this podcast is❤❤❤❤!!! Fantastic 🥰🥰

Great podcast. Both of you offer so much inspiration and Cass is a sweet and hilarious. I am so sorry about the loss of her dog.

Love this podcast! You two are special ❤

Cass, please, you MUST give your children responsibility and they MUST have consequences. How else are they to grow up to be responsible, productive adults? How else do they learn how to take care of their house and their belongings? I think it also develops common sense, good citizenship, and how to be good friends and neighbors.

Love Cas’ sweater! Great interview!

Wow - makes you appreaciate more someone's success when you know the journey they walked. Kudos to the little bit that Cas told of her background. Much love and respect. great interview.