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Author: Rachel
Ethical Decluttering: How to Responsibly Let Go of Your Stuff
In a world that’s increasingly focused on sustainability and ethical consumption, decluttering your space doesn’t have to mean contributing to overflowing landfills or excessive consumerism. With a little mindfulness and some strategic planning, you can lighten your load while also minimizing your environmental impact and giving back to your community. Here are some suggestions for…
Little Acts of Decluttering March: Spring Clean
One thing I love about spring is the sense of new beginnings and the out with the old, in with the newness of it all. But let’s face it, I’m up for any excuse to declutter these days! I have a selection of fabulous little acts of decluttering for March that you can do around…
PRACTICAL WAYS TO OWN LESS
So you’ve decided you want to own less stuff. A simple, intentional life is calling you, but maybe you’re not sure how to simplify things. Here are some practical ways to own less. Compare less One of the main reasons we buy so much and fill our homes is the need or desire to ‘keep…
Minimalist Challenges to Try
Want to develop your minimalist mindset and live a little more intentionally. Then these minimalist challenges are just what you need. Try each one to support a simplified, intentional life. A no-buy month If you want to save money as well as develop a minimalist mindset, then a no buy month is the challenge for…
February: for the LOVE of clutter
It’s the month of love and you may already have a love hate relationship with clutter and decluttering. My method is to share a little act of decluttering each day to help you declutter your home. Here are February’s little acts of decluttering. You are absolutely in the right place. And if you are struggling…
The Boundary Method
The Boundary Method: This organisational hack is a great way to improve the visuals of your home as well as beginning your decluttering journey. A method coined by Erica Lucas, the purpose is to declutter by containing “items together within the confines of a shelf, drawer, basket, or cube.” There are some easy steps to…
Break free from being poor!
I’m so fed up of living pay cheque to pay cheque. It’s time to break those bad money habits and get back on track for a positive rich life. Some of these strategies have already do and some are brand new and will hopefully be the difference to living that rich life that we all deserve.…
Habits that make life easy
It could be seen as being lazy or you could class me as efficient. Either way there are some great habits that we can all do to make life that little bit easier. These habits are ideas for being more efficient, saving you time and energy, which could be directed elsewhere. Some of these I…
Finding Motivation to Declutter
Often, decluttering can feel like the last thing you want to do. There is too much clutter around. You can see rubbish everywhere, dishes piled up and it feels like you can’t do one area until you’ve done another. Finding the motivation to declutter can be challenging. It becomes a vicious cycle that can bring…
Best Tips for Success With a No Buy Year
Recap This year could be classed as more of a low buy year. Whilst the intention was to not spend, there have been some ups and down along the way. I went off track in the summer and then struggled to get back into things again. I record my spend for these key areas. Food/socialising…