Many of my clients are actually able to do a lot of things on their own, but are hung up on getting started because they simply don’t know WHERE to start. Everything looks equally important to tackle and there does not seem to be a clear path indicating where to start and how to proceed.

Therefore, I thought I’d give you some ideas on that subject.

Life is short, so why settle for something that is less than comfortable? We spend so much time doing things we HAVE to do rather than those we WANT to do, and much of what we have to do is less than enjoyable right there and then, and in the long run.

This brings up the question why we don’t make more of an effort to make all the things we do as enjoyable as possible.

When it comes to helping people with their decluttering and organising needs, we professionals are faced with many different situations when we first walk into someone’s home. Not always things are glaringly obvious, especially in the kind of household where someone prides themselves on keeping a tidy home that is presentable at all times. That doesn’t mean things are always really the way they look!

Many separations and lines in daily life have become blurred with the advent of social media and their total integration in most everybody’s lives.

Some of those are obvious: Can you separate your private life on facebook from work (this is especially true if you are self-employed)? Does your public persona actually reflect who you truly are in reality? How much time do you spend online when you could be engaging with real live people?