So many of us just grab their bag and run with it. Whether we’re talking about your handbag, purse or work bag, your shoulders are suffering. Remember the last time your friend or spouse picked up your bag and shrieked: “What all do you have in here?” I’m very certain I’ve asked one of my friends this question in the last 5 days!
Why not change this? Today! Lift the weight of your shoulders. Declutter your handbag:
The most important day is the day you decide you’re good enough for you. It’s the you set yourself free.
Spring Clearing Week is almost here! Yes, it’s clearing, not cleaning! From 24-30 March 2018, we and other members of APDO Association of Professional Declutterers & Organisers are in a bid to help the nation remember to take stock of their stuff at least once a year!
You may have wondered where the last article was. Well, we managed to crash our very own website. It was me who decided to run an update before uploading last week’s article. What a mistake that was! Something went wrong and nothing worked anymore.
I was so devastated!
We’re wishing all our readers a very happy St. Patrick’s Day!
We had 2 special guests stay with us for the last 2 weeks. It was fun. They loved the beach and the warm weather, soaking up every ray of sunshine they could. We laughed over dinner and (over) indulged when it came to dessert. But now, they’re back home and we’re cleaning the house. What are the best ways for cleaning after your guests leave?
“Ask yourself what is really important to you and have the courage to build a life around your answer.” Joshua Becker
This is the week to try something new. Friends from the UK are in town and it’s our excuse to explore new spots. We visited La Mer, a beautiful new beach, tried some new curries and last night was dedicated to my first open house gallery.
Today, we’re doing something. We’re sharing a video with you!
So often, we don’t know where to start. There’s clutter everywhere. Motivation is low. Feelings of guilty and being overwhelmed come up. Julie Morgenstern
“The price of anything is the amount of life you exchange for it.” Henry David Thoreau