Edit Your Life is one of my favorite podcasts. Christine offers wisdom and practical advice that is always presented with kindness and acceptance and helping people find things that might help them, but without any sense of superiority. Highly recommend!

My introduction to Christine was this episode from 2023 (I'm listening in aug 2024) and it deeply deeply resonated with me. Thank you!

Christine, I really appreciate your clear and simple advice! You can cover so much information in one episode and still give us specific action steps that we can take, immediately afterwards to begin making progress! Your mini edit’s are SO HELPFUL!! Thank you, please continue this good work!!

I love listening to this show. Christine is so centered and grounded and always has something wise to say.

Calm, no-nonsense advice.

Great range of topics and guests. Especially appreciated the most recent series in regards to the caregiving. Great resource!

I have been a listener for years and always get so much from Christine. Simple living isn’t so simple and I’m always looking for an edit!

I love Christine’s conversations with guests and her solo episodes. She provides me with quick action items and then intentionality.

I have been listening to Edit your Life for years and recommend it highly. I love the topics Christine selects and she often has really interesting and engaging guests as well. Recently she began her micro episodes which are bite sized and perfect to enjoy while (in my case) doing chores or walking the dog. I also like the seasonality of the topics, which make them event more enjoyable. For example, it’s July and episodes on summer entertaining or prioritizing self care are just what I am thinking about. Give it a listen!

Thank you for always being kind, graceful, and so real. Your episodes have always given me much needed knowledge to help me get through days and seasons. I look forward to hearing your new episodes and listening to past episodes repeatedly. Please know you have truly made a positive difference in my life. Must listen! Must try! Blessings to you Christine!

Christine has relevant and intelligent episodes. I love cutting through the unnecessary to make the important a priority, which is just what she promotes. I love the mini edits and the monthly delights. So glad that Christine kept this going even when Asha left. Thank you, Christine!

While I don’t listen to/resonate with every topic, the host is a delight: warm, smart, and very human.

After I listen to one of these episodes, I always feel better, calmer, and kinder!

Always a great listen!

I just love this podcast! I have learned that the littlest changes can bring so much relief and to find joy in those little things. Thank you Christine!

Christine is gold. This show, her words, the themes, the guests… I appreciate this podcast so much.

Christine does an amazing job with this podcast! She is my “go-to” when I need a dose of really thoughtful and practical advice. Highly recommend.

I love learning all the little bits of life skills in this show and hearing the discussion unfold on everyday challenges. She tackles the same problems I have with a calm voice that reminds me to use compassion and acceptance with small actions to make things better. And if Christine needs help, then it’s okay that I need help with the house and kids and family. I replay some episodes to hear her voice remind me to take a deep breath and a small step. I find some of my favorite new shows and books from these interviews …. Give a couple of these a try and you will see.

Such a calming voice in the world of lifestyle management (I made that genre up lol) and productivity. Love the show!

If I can’t have Christine Koh in the passenger seat, driving around with me while giving me all of her thoughtful, encouraging, and honest advice all day long, I will take the podcast as the next best thing. There is always so much to learn from the host and her guests, and I always come away feeling like I heard the very thing I needed to hear.

I cannot tell you how much I look forward to the enormous pleasure of listening to Edit Your Life each week. Christine Koh has a wonderful voice that I find very calming. Her topics and guests are very well chosen and thoughtful. She is an excellent interviewer, asking terrific and genuinely curious questions. Her solo episodes (including her pop-in mini-edits) are equally, if not more compelling, offering a lovely take on small change and “everyday micro-delights”. I enjoy each episode so, so much. Christine and her podcast help me to see the both the thorny questions and the everyday minutiae of life as something more expansive and maybe even sacred.

I came over to the podcast due to Christine’s popular Substack, and the expert advice continues. Christine makes me see the world in a new way, and I walked away from my first episode with things I could put into action immediately.

I’ve tuned into several episodes of Edit Your Life and I’ve quickly become a fan. I call it my ‘Goldilocks’ podcast because—for me—it has that ‘just right’ mix of ‘expert insights’ AND the ‘real life actions’ we can all take toward shaping a life that more closely aligns to what we want. As well, it’s a ’just right’ window of time—lots to glean from each episode…without biting into my schedule too hard! I particularly loved the episode with Ellen Galinski—who has just released a new book on adolescent development. I leaned so much about the gap between the teenage brain’s risk assessment and self-regulation systems—and WHY this is so important as teens pivot outward to face the challenges of the wider world! And I smiled to myself as they talked about how we may feel like chauffeurs, but that ‘car time’ with teens seems to be the ‘just right’ place for many of our teens to open up and share a bit. Thanks Christine for continuing to bring on such excellent guests—and designing/navigating that Goldilocks balance of time, insight and practically for your listeners.

I was wary because I don’t have kids and didn’t know how parent-focused the episodes would be - but there is a ton of gold in this pod, and Christine (and Asha!) are so soothing. I love the interviews, all of the discussions and micro-tips…can’t stop, won’t stop! I just skip the kid-focused episodes :)

Today I started my day dizzy literally ! I was scared sad frozen in bed ! Found your podcast and it gave me the strength to slowly get out of bed and begin my day in a beautiful way ! Thank you for the inspiration motivation and wonderful ideas to get through life not being normal !! Yup I’m not, but i can do this with your help !! I’ll share with my people I think will appreciate your wonderful podcast ! I love it !! With gratitude Marie

Just listened to my first episode today and LOVE how Christine breaks down editing into a manageable task that I can “take away” from the episode ! Also love how relatable she is. Looking forward to listening to older episodes I’ve missed!

As someone trying to ditch being a perfectionist, I love this podcast! Christine provides many insightful and tangible tips that I can actually implement to get out of my own head. Highly recommend!

Love all the topics tackled, including the minis to answer listener questions - so fun! Overall, appreciate the real approach to so many thing in life that ‘get in the way.’ Down-to-earth conversations manageable actions to take make this podcast a great listen.

I gobble these up.

Edit Your Life has quickly become a favorite in my feed! I'm consistently impressed by the engaging conversations, insightful content, and actionable ideas. I truly learn something every time I listen!

Christine is such a wise human who shares impactful and meaningful stories. Her interviews are relatable, actionable, and easy to put the advice into practice! Love listening to each episode and so excited for the mini edits!!

I recommend Edit Your Life to the parents and humans in my life all the time. Past episodes with Christine and Asha are like listening in to a conversation between my own friends. I learn so much from their easy and thoughtful conversations— it’s enlightening. I fee like I’ve become more empathetic with my kids and in life because of this podcast. The latest episodes with Christine are like having a chat with a friend over coffee. Thank you for teaching me gratitude, empathy, and mindfulness.

I have been listening to this podcast for years and sort of ashamed I am just now coming to rate and review it. I enjoyed it while it was Christine and Asha – they had a great companionship that made for a good listen. Now that it is just Christine and an occasional guest, I feel even more connected – maybe I feel like it is a discussion between the 2 of us now? I relate to Christine’s embracing her academic and creative pursuits, her less than a fun time upbringing, and her balance of wanting to get into the theory of why things get in our way, but also offering practical solutions. This is one of the few podcasts that I listen to the day it drops. We all need more Christine in our lives!

Christine has a perfect blend of guests and solo episodes covering a variety of topics. I love Christine’s candor and conversational style.

I enjoy Christine’s conversational and informative style. I found her podcast last year when we were downsizing to a much smaller home and simpler lifestyle, and this has been a great place for me to glean motivation, encouragement, and inspiration.

I’m not sure how I discovered this podcast, but I greatly enjoy it! Great conversations.

I just re-discovered this podcast. Great information and interesting conversations great job

Christine and Asha, hosts of the podcast, highlight all aspects of living up to your full potential and more in this can’t miss podcast! The hosts and expert guests offer insightful advice and information that is helpful to anyone that listens!

I recently began listening to Edit Your Life, and I enjoy the down-to-earth tone and the exchanges between Christine and Asha. This podcast has been perhaps unexpectedly valuable to me, because I had not realized until I listened to the episode about the KonMari Method, is that I had been delayed from making progress on decluttering because Maria Kondo, in all her good intentions and expertise, had proclaimed in her books, Netflix shows, and articles, that unless I was willing to go all-in with her method, that I was doomed to fail at tidying up/decluttering my life. In come Christine and Asha, with a sincere commentary on the KonMari Method, and after listening to that episode plus the episode with the guest who is an editor at Real Simple who wrote Never Too Busy to Declutter, plus the episode on decluttering hacks, I realized that 5 minutes when I can grab it can get a lot done. Indeed it has. My house is less cluttered in many different places, and I feel an energy building toward decluttering that is much more positive and less dread-filled than how I felt about trying to find time to do the prescribed KonMari Method. Yes, I may try some version of the KonMari Method at some point, but right now I am making progress and chipping away, and it feels a lot more realistic and less burdensome. So thank you, Christine and Asha, for offering a bevy of tips and advice. Your podcast has been helpful and enjoyable, too.

Discovered this podcast not long ago and it’s been nice to have a new-to-me podcast with a large back catalogue. I enjoy Asha and Christine’s friendship- they are very genuine with each other. I like the idea of taking things out of my sometimes cluttered-feeling life in favor of more intentional decisions, and this show reminds me of ways to stay on track. I don’t have kids but do have children in my life, so appreciate the tips about relating to kids and what parents might be going through.

Love this podcast. Christine and Asha are so relatable. They are authentic and offer fantastic, no-nonsense approaches to simplifying life and approaching challenges with curiosity. Listening is like sitting down to coffee with old friends.

Very much a waste of time, just them talking about themselves. Nothing inspiring or incitful nor educational.

This podcast keeps me focused on my goals for simplifying and streamlining this year. Every time I implement something, I feel so empowered!

Now I tend to skip completely. There is less actual advice but now it's just back and forth about how great they are at being moms and their work/home life. I'm glad they are proud of themselves but I don't really need to hear it all podcast long.

Not worth any of your time!

I think the content could be really great, but I had to stop listening on my very first attempt after the host kept saying “ya know” every fourth word and it started driving me nuts.

During the pandemic, to relieve stress and take time for myself, I try to take walks around the neighborhood and listen to podcasts. Edit Your Life is one of my go to podcasts! I love all the thoughtful and honest conversations on a diverse array of topics. I truly love that Christine and Asha are vulnerable and open with their listeners. I always love when I see a new episode has dropped. Thank you for helping me get through this crazy time!!

I discovered this podcast as I closed out 2020 and found myself longing for the company of other women (professionals and parents) wrestling with the same practical and existential questions I am wrestling with - ever more so during the pandemic. I have been binge-listening and appreciate Asha and Christine’s calming approach to so many of life’s challenges - all of which occupy so much headspace in the best of times, but especially almost a year into quarantine. I recommend this to anyone trying to find some grounding and good company; this feels like the best chats over coffee-warm, friendly, helpful and reassuring.

I found this podcast when Christine was interviewed on 10 Things to Tell You. Christine and Asha are a great duo. As a working mom I love their show. They talk about all the topics I need support on- feeding my kids, self care, taking care of my home and surviving pandemic as a working mom. Christine and Asha- thank you for your words and wisdom. You two have been a comfort during this time.

Be more self aware and less judgmental.