Imagine the feeling of having a living room so organised it is never more than 10 minutes away from ready to receive company… Feels good right? Here are nine more ways decluttering your home will seriously benefit you.

While many of us put decluttering on the back burner for ‘someday’ (* hands up *, I have too!) - it has considerable and well-documented negative impacts on our personal well-being. I’ve gathered the data for you to see for yourself and hopefully get motivated to grab a bag and get to work.

Change how you think about your things and see how much easier and faster you get through it. No more letting your brain get in the way. Here are three key mindset shifts to make your decluttering sessions go much more smoothly this week as you decide what to keep

I once owned a magical designer cardigan that I bought with money from my first part-time job. For many reasons I wasn’t wearing it. But did I declutter it? Well, it was complicated! Here are three things I learned from decluttering this and other expensive things

The physical and emotional impact of anxiety is all too real.

Here are 9 ways you can calm down based on how anxious you feel so you can manage your feelings and continue with your decluttering project when you are ready.

Your partner pops his head in the room and starts taking old shirts out of the discard pile, the things you finally brought yourself to let go of, and you feel like bursting into tears.

You have to call it a day before World War III breaks out both inside you and with your partner.

So what went wrong?

You my friend, needed a plan.

Have you ever thought, "I'll declutter this whole room on Saturday..." only to find yourself knee-deep in shoes 2 hours in completely ready to cry and give up? Me too. Turns out our brains play tricks on us that are not always as useful as they are trying to be.