A Neater Life Professional Organising & Decluttering

11/08/2025

One of the dangers of putting things in storage is ending up down a wormhole when looking through boxes.

Whatever you do, don’t open the box with old photos in!

2 hours later, you'll still be pondering over your 80's hairstyle, choice of clothes, and the names of folk you should remember but can't!

08/08/2025

Could you fill this shop? 😂

07/08/2025

Do you 'curate' your belongings?

If you do, it means you only keep the best of the best.

The things that give you the most pleasure/satisfaction/value:

➡️ The nicest clothes
➡️ The best photographs
➡️ The most useful books
➡️ The few sentimental things
that mean the most

Because otherwise you're just holding on to 'tat' (as my mother used to call it)

Do you agree?

06/08/2025

Many of my virtual clients have ADHD/ADD

We're working on all sorts of things.
For example:

✔office organisation
✔kitchen declutter
✔schedules and routines to be better organised
✔diary management
✔planning a house move

Whatever the need, we problem solve together to find the things that work 😀

05/08/2025

I really enjoyed working with this client.

There was so much to tackle - almost the whole house, so it kept us busy for a few weeks.

She didn't want any before/after photos taken (as is often the case), but believe me, the transformation was, well.....transformative!

04/08/2025

What is the one small task that, if completed, will make today feel more successful?

How can you make it easy to get started?

01/08/2025

Do you have ADD/ADHD? 👋

Is your home perpetually messy?

Does it feel like constant chaos?

I get it.

Which is why I created this FREE download.

➡️ How to Tame your Messy Home in 7 Easy Steps

Just click the link 👇

And this PDF piece of expertness will be yours 😀

Please share if you think this might help someone!

From decluttering and sorting, to paperwork, laundry habits and meal planning, my FREE download of expert tips and tricks will bring order to your messy home.You won't look back.

31/07/2025

Letting go of stuff you no longer need is often easier when you know it will benefit others.

There will always be someone who can gain from your kindness.

For example, I regularly donate my clients unwanted items to:

Schools & playgroups
Scouts & Beavers
Day Centre for people with learning difficulties
Craft groups
Charity shops

Practically everything I take away is given a new lease of life 😃

30/07/2025

Too boring to bother?

If you have ADHD/ADD, it's very likely you struggle to get things done, especially boring, mundane tasks.

Try to reframe your thinking by focusing on what you will gain by doing it.
Even better, jot it down.
For example, a wardrobe declutter will make it easier and quicker for you to get dressed and could well save you money (you're bound to find clothes you'd forgotten about)

By investing yourself in the outcome, you're more likely to push yourself to getting it done ✅

29/07/2025

When I work with clients over a longer period, I sometimes ask them later if there's anything they regret donating/getting rid of.

The answer- so far - has always been a resounding no.

How about you?

Have you ever regretted letting something go?

28/07/2025

What could you manage with less of?

Toiletries?
Clothes?
Kitchen stuff?
Paperwork?

Next time you are looking around your home, think about what you haven't used in a while and can easily live without.

25/07/2025

What kind of day are you having today?