Marie Kondo’s latest book “Spark joy” has just been released while her previous book “The life-changing magic of tidying up” is still all the rage and is inspiring people all over the world to-clutter. Maybe you’ve heard about it and wonder what the fuss is all about. Or maybe you want to get organised and wonder whether you should wait to read it to get started. Well I’ve read her first book so let me summarise the 10 key principles of the KonMari method for you and offer you my views on it as a professional organiser.
The 10 most common organising mistakes that prevent you from getting and staying organised
Wondering why your resolution and attempts for getting and staying organised have failed in the past? Let me share the 10 most common mistakes people make when it comes to organising and how to overcome them.
How to organise your fridge… and save time and money in the process!
The fridge is a very important hub in our homes. Having an organised fridge makes it easy to find what you need so that you can put a meal on the table in less time, keep track of what you have so that you can quickly come up with your grocery list, and maximise the food’s shelf life to reduce wastage. And if you follow my 5-step approach, it will take you less than one hour to de-clutter and organise your fridge. Sounds too good to be true?
How to Declutter Your Workspace
Wondering how to get organised and in need of some assistance? We’ve got the solution, Mama! Professional Organiser Nathalie Ricaud is here to sort you out!
How to organise kids’ schoolwork
The end of the school year is around the corner. Kids are bound to bring back all the schoolwork and artwork that hasn’t found its way back home during the course of the school year. Let’s face it, dealing with paper can be overwhelming, but even more so when it has been created by our own children. And the younger they are, the more prolific they are, and the guiltier we feel about letting go of their masterpieces! Sounds familiar? Read on to find out my approach to dealing with kids’ schoolwork.
The quick-and-dirty decluttering method
As a professional organiser, I believe in progress, not perfection. It’s far better to start and do a little something than to let clutter continue to invade your life. So, I’m challenging you to get rid of as much clutter as you can over the next 10 days. Mission impossible? Not at all—it’s completely achievable if you follow these simple rules.
