Here are the top ten tips from the book ‘The Life Changing Art of Tidying Up’ by Marie Kondo. These are the main tips I thought were interesting or useful. If you want to check out my book review, you can read it here. 1. Store items vertically Kondo recommends storing everything vertically. Books, clothes,. Read more
So you’re avoiding something on your to do list? Maybe it’s making a call to someone to tell them how you feel? Maybe it’s decluttering the junk room… Whatever it is, it’s time to face it and get it underway today. Often we write things on our To Do List, and then go about avoiding. Read more
Feature picture inspired by comedian Arj Barker – “Put a filing cabinet in your toilet and sort your shit out”. To keep your paperwork in check, it can help to have an “action station” set up on your desk. What’s an action station I hear you say? It’s a filing system that sits on your desk. Read more
Lots of people are talking about living a simple life. A life filled with experiences, not stuff. A life with no clutter, which means time to enjoy the simple things in life like relaxation, hobbies and friends. A simple life, or living as a minimalist, to me, indicates less stuff in your home. To the. Read more
Marie Kondo has taken the world by storm with her book ‘The Life Changing Art of Tidying Up’. You might know her by famous clothes folding techniques (Here she is on YouTube – KonMari Method), and the phrase ‘Does it spark joy? (If it does, keep it. If not, throw it out’). I thought it was. Read more