Beyond Organised

Beyond Organised: Simplify Your Life, Amplify Your Purpose Hosted by Mel Schenker, Founder of She’s Organised Because organising your life is just the beginning. Beyond Organised helps busy parents create intentional lives filled with balance, joy and purpose. Hosted by Mel Schenker, a wife, mum of four, Award-winning Life Coach, Speaker and founder of She’s Organised , every episode is packed with mindset shifts, practical strategies and real-life stories that empower you to take back control and live proactively. Mel’s journey from overwhelmed mum to organised entrepreneur fuels her mission to help others find freedom from chaos. With over 13 years of experience, she shares insights on productivity, work-life balance, parenting, marriage, faith and more. Whether you’re navigating the juggle of motherhood or simply seeking more structure and intention, this podcast is for you. Subscribe now to simplify your l

Beyond Organised is a education podcast hosted by Mel Schenker, with 72 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #71

  Hear God Through Journalling with Michelle Moragne-Morris

  Aug 16, 202639 min

  Send us Fan Mail A blank page can be more powerful than a loud mind. We sit down with Michelle Moragne-Morris for a real, grounded chat about Christian journalling as a practical way to hear God’s voice, especially when life feels messy, emotional, or uncertain. Michelle shares what happened when she launched a journalling challenge and why so many people are hungry for a simple method that moves beyond a “journal dump” and into clarity, comfort, and direction. We talk through what prophetic journalling can look like day to day: writing fast enough to stay in flow, learning what God’s voice sounds like (often a thought, not an audible voice), and learning what the enemy’s voice sounds like so we don’t partner with shame or condemnation. We also unpack why dating your journals and recording dreams matters, because God often speaks early and fulfils later, and those written words can become timely guidance you can actually point back to. Parenting comes into the mix too, especially the tension of wanting our kids to believe while also letting them explore, ask honest questions, and build their own relationship with God. From people pleasing and identity in Christ to addiction, grace, and the fear that drives control, we keep it practical and honest, with takeaways you can use straight away. Follow Michelle on Instagram @michellemoragnemorris If this conversation helps you, subscribe for what’s next, share it with a friend who needs clarity, and leave a review so more people can find the show. Support the show Enjoyed this episode? I'd love to stay connected! Join the She's Organised Hub – Whether you're looking for community, practical support or deeper coaching, there's a place for you. Join our free Standard membership , or explore Premium and VIP for even more support. Let's continue the conversation inside the Hub! Come and say hello on Instagram or Threads – I share practical tips, behind-the-scenes moments and everyday encouragement to help you simplify your life and steward it well. @shes.organised If this episode encouraged you, I'd be so grateful if you'd follow the podcast, leave a rating and write a positive review. It helps more women discover the show and allows us to keep spreading this message of intentional living. Remember... Organising is a tool to live the purposeful life beyond it! See you next time! Mel

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  Episode #70

  Perfect Peace, Not Perfect Circumstances

  Aug 9, 202619 min

  Send us Fan Mail Your brain can turn one stray thought into a “truth” that runs your whole life. If you’ve ever woken up already feeling behind, rushed through the day, then collapsed at night thinking “see, I knew I couldn’t keep up”, we’re pulling that pattern apart with a simple framework that makes the invisible visible. We start with Isaiah 26:3 and the word “steadfast” and why perfect peace is not the same thing as perfect circumstances. Then we dig into mental clutter and the kind that doesn’t show up on a to-do list: the thoughts you repeat, the comparison you carry, and the quiet beliefs like “I have to hold it all together” or “I’ll rest when I’m finished”. I share the cycle I teach in Mental Declutter, how thoughts shape beliefs, beliefs drive actions, actions become habits, and habits shape life, which then feeds right back into your thoughts. We also connect this to Romans 12:2 and the renewing of your mind, because lasting change rarely starts with another routine, planner, or burst of willpower. If you’re a woman juggling mental load, organisation, faith, and real life, this will help you find the deeper lever that leads to peace before productivity. If you want to go deeper, you’re invited to join the She’s Organised Hub community. Subscribe, share this with a friend who feels stretched thin, and leave a review so more women can find support. Support the show Enjoyed this episode? I'd love to stay connected! Join the She's Organised Hub – Whether you're looking for community, practical support or deeper coaching, there's a place for you. Join our free Standard membership , or explore Premium and VIP for even more support. Let's continue the conversation inside the Hub! Come and say hello on Instagram or Threads – I share practical tips, behind-the-scenes moments and everyday encouragement to help you simplify your life and steward it well. @shes.organised If this episode encouraged you, I'd be so grateful if you'd follow the podcast, leave a rating and write a positive review. It helps more women discover the show and allows us to keep spreading this message of intentional living. Remember... Organising is a tool to live the purposeful life beyond it! See you next time! Mel

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  Episode #69

  From Comparison to Confidence with Alana Hergert

  Aug 2, 202651 min

  Send us Fan Mail A viral moment, a deleted TikTok account, and a pageant rooted in the Book of Esther all lead to the same question: who are we becoming while we chase “success”? I’m joined by Alana Hergert, a woman of faith, speaker, business owner, and Miss West Missouri, whose story holds both pain and redemption. We talk candidly about insecurity, healing, and the kind of confidence that comes from inner refinement rather than outside approval. We get practical about modern pressure points: beauty culture that swings between vanity and shame, motherhood expectations that turn life into a race, and social media habits that promise “community” while quietly feeding loneliness. Alana shares a surprisingly powerful lesson sparked by something as small as a nail colour, and we explore how grace, compromise, and character can shape the way we show up in everyday moments. If you’re navigating comparison, burnout, or an identity crisis, you’ll hear language for what’s happening and a calmer way forward. We also dig into purpose-led work, including Alana’s heart for Lavinity Publishing and helping testimony-driven stories get onto the page. Along the way we talk about seasons, capacity, and why measuring success only by money, likes, or visibility can pull you off course. The goal isn’t to do everything, it’s to do what God actually asked of you and let Him handle the results. Find Alana on Facebook at alanaHergert21 or Instagram @alana_got_jesus Subscribe so you don’t miss what’s next, share this with a friend who feels stretched thin, and leave a review with your biggest takeaway. What would change if you measured success by faithfulness instead of attention? Support the show Enjoyed this episode? I'd love to stay connected! Join the She's Organised Hub – Whether you're looking for community, practical support or deeper coaching, there's a place for you. Join our free Standard membership , or explore Premium and VIP for even more support. Let's continue the conversation inside the Hub! Come and say hello on Instagram or Threads – I share practical tips, behind-the-scenes moments and everyday encouragement to help you simplify your life and steward it well. @shes.organised If this episode encouraged you, I'd be so grateful if you'd follow the podcast, leave a rating and write a positive review. It helps more women discover the show and allows us to keep spreading this message of intentional living. Remember... Organising is a tool to live the purposeful life beyond it! See you next time! Mel

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  Episode #67

  Peace Before Productivity

  Jul 19, 202643 min

  Send us Fan Mail Peace can feel like the thing we’ll finally get once the house is sorted, the kids are settled, and our schedule stops yelling at us. I’ve been there, and I’ve learnt the hard way that there’s always another “once”. The surprising shift that’s changed my life (and the heart of She’s Organised) is this: peace isn’t the reward for getting organised, it’s the foundation we build from. I unpack why I stopped talking mainly about time management and started talking about time stewardship and financial stewardship. Management assumes I own it and I must control it; stewardship reminds me everything already belongs to God and has been entrusted to me for this season. That single change reframes the mental load, the pressure to prove ourselves, and the quiet guilt we can feel when we rest, even when we love Jesus deeply. We also sit with John 14 and John 15, because biblical peace and spiritual fruit don’t come from striving harder. Jesus invites us to remain, to abide, to receive first and then respond. From that place, we can create real margin, guard our attention in a noisy world, and take practical steps like giving God our first attention, even in the chaos of parenting and work. If you’ve been craving calm that doesn’t depend on perfect circumstances, press play, then share this with a friend who needs it. Subscribe, leave a review, and tell me: where do you most need peace before productivity? 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 ? Reach out via IG DM or Email! (Email support@shesorganised.com.au) Let’s continue the conversation and follow me on Instagram and Threads: @shes.organised 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!

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  Episode #66

  A Life Transition Game Plan with Toni Thrash

  Jul 12, 202627 min

  Send us Fan Mail Life can flip in a moment, and the hardest part is realising you’re still here while everything familiar has changed. We’re joined by certified life coach and author Toni Thrash, who shares the raw reality of walking through divorce after 25 years of marriage and becoming an empty nester at the same time. We talk about the grief, the loneliness, and the internal doubts that can hit women in midlife, especially when faith and identity feel shaken. Toni brings a powerful coaching perspective shaped by years on the basketball court, turning life transitions into a clear, usable framework. We unpack her three stages of change: shock (the foggy, can’t-think-straight season), limbo (being “on the bench” and not sure what’s next), and re-entry (stepping back into purpose with intention). Along the way we get practical about journalling, noticing the thoughts that aren’t true, and finding the trusted people who can hold you up when you feel stuck. We also go straight at two of the biggest blockers for women: doubt and fear. Toni explains how doubt can actually build resilience over time, while fear needs to be treated like an opponent you refuse to let win. Her story of planning a 20 day solo camping trip with no phone service is a reminder that courage often looks like doing the thing while your whole body is shouting “don’t”. If you’re navigating divorce recovery, an empty nest, retirement, a job change, or any season where you feel benched by life, this one will give you language, hope, and a next step. Follow Toni on Instagram @tonithrash Subscribe for more conversations like this, share it with a friend who needs a comeback, and leave a review so more women can find the support they’ve been missing. 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 ? Reach out via IG DM or Email! (Email support@shesorganised.com.au) Let’s continue the conversation and follow me on Instagram and Threads: @shes.organised 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!

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