Let’s talk about the thing that’s always in your hand: your phone.

You use it constantly—so why not make it work better for you?

This week’s episode is short, sweet, and packed with 5 simple phone hacks that’ll save you time, reduce clutter, and help you feel way more on top of things.

And please don’t be expecting techy hacks, because that’s not my forte. These are just simple ways to optimize your time on your phone that are simple enough for everyone to do.

✨Key Takeaways:

• Add frequently called places—like Costco, your doctor, or the library—into your contacts so you’re not searching every time.
• Use the notes section in your contacts to keep personal details that make connection easier—like your best friend’s favorite drink or your neighbor’s upcoming surgery.
• Organize your apps by color instead of category—visual = easier to find.
• Save your home (or any frequent location) in Google Maps with a label so you can tap and go.
• Try a “daily delete” of photos using the date search feature. Quick, painless, and a major clutter-buster.

So What?

Choose one of these strategies to try today.

Start by adding one contact you look up all the time (hello, Costco 😄) or do a one-minute app cleanout.

Your phone isn’t going anywhere—so make it work for you, not against you.
The smallest tweaks can make your day smoother, simpler, and more intentional.

Join the Conversation:

Share this episode with your most phone-addicted friend—and leave a quick review if this helped you feel more organized.