In this article I’m sharing some decluttering questions to ask yourself to help you decide whether or not to declutter an item. Practice decluttering and gain confidence to declutter more effectively.
Decluttering your home is not the only way to create a home that’s better for your physical and mental health and wellbeing. In this guest post from Mia Barnes of Body+Mind magazine, we explore 11 ways to detox your home.
Feeling overwhelmed by paper clutter and not sure how to deal with it? Here are some simple, helpful tips on decluttering paperwork and keep those paper mountains away for good!
How many times have you decluttered something but later regret your decision to get rid of it? Maybe the fear of decluttering regret is holding you back from successfully clearing your clutter? Here are some tips to avoid decluttering regret and how to declutter your home without the fear of regret but with more confidence and ease instead.
In this post I’m sharing 5 little things to do each day to make life easier. They’re simple routines and activities that I’ve found help me keep on top of my home and my life but which don’t take up much time or energy. They just keep things ticking along every day without me really thinking about it.
In this article we look at the relationship between minimalism and personal growth. I’ll share some ways that I think minimalism supports self-improvement. There’s also a free 30-day Personal Growth Challenge to explore your own mindset, values and habits and how these support you for a meaningful life.
Have you tried to declutter but worry about what to keep and what to get rid of? Here are some reasons why decluttering makes us anxious and some simple, gentle tips on how to overcome decluttering anxiety.
Minimalism involves decluttering and getting rid of things you no longer need, want or add value to your life but the minimalist lifestyle is also so much more. Here are some reasons why minimalism is not just about your stuff.
Slow living encourages us to stop chasing and doing and be more mindful in enjoying the present moment. If you’re keen to step away from the fast lane and have a better quality of life as a family, in this guest post from Mia Barnes from Body+Mind magazine, here are some tips on how to introduce slow living to the whole family.
We tend to think about decluttering our physical stuff but there are many other things we can remove which aren’t visible or tangible. To truly simplify your life and create more time, space and freedom for what matters, here are 10 things to declutter that aren’t actual things.