August 16, 2018
by Rachel
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Random keys
2 tips to conquer them
Join Green and Tidy to get your FREE decluttering training. What do you do when you find an unidentified key? Aargh! You’re tidying out a drawer (maybe your Hell Drawer!!)… …and there it is…staring up at you. What the &£@*! does THAT open?! It looks familiar but… And NOW what do you do? Because… …keep it and it’s clutter… …toss…
August 9, 2018
by Rachel
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Have you got any of these storage fails?
5 storage solutions that actually CREATE clutter!
Join Green and Tidy to get your FREE decluttering training. Sometimes the “solution”… …is really the problem. Something that feels like it’s helping… …might be making matters worse. Why do some areas of your home always end up in a mess? Maybe you’re using one or more of these “storage solutions”… …which are actually creating MORE clutter. Watch the video…
August 1, 2018
by Rachel
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What do you do when you finish decluttering?
Join Green and Tidy to get your FREE decluttering training. Have you got a clutter mountain to clear? A backlog that’s built up, perhaps over years… …which you’re determined to clear this time? How great will that be?! Simplicity. Clarity. Space. FREEDOM! And then what…? You could answer that question in one of (at least) two ways. You could speculate…
July 11, 2018
by Rachel
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Avoid regret: do what you don’t want to do
Join Green and Tidy to get your FREE decluttering training. Climbing Ben Nevis last weekend Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn’t do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover. H…
March 23, 2018
by Rachel
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Why I don’t believe in miracles (and that’s OK)
Join Green and Tidy to get your FREE decluttering training. The NHS (National Health Service) defines Hoarding disorder as “when someone acquires an excessive number of items and stores them in a chaotic manner”. It goes on to say “It’s considered to be a significant problem if: the amount of clutter interferes with everyday living – for example, the person…