Clutter is more than just the “stuff” you can see. If you feel constantly overwhelmed, it helps to look at the hidden layers – like digital mess, a packed schedule, and mental noise. Discover how to deal with clutter using a “Good Enough” approach that focuses on your energy rather than perfection.
Beyond the Mess: Why Decluttering Feels So Hard (and How to Break the Cycle)
Mainstream organising advice often fails neurodiverse brains. Discover the real reasons behind the mess – from decision fatigue to sentimental guilt – and learn how to navigate the heart and brain barriers of decluttering your home.
Organising After A Loved One’s Death: A Personal Perspective
On March 30th, my mum was diagnosed with acute leukaemia. On April 4th, she passed. On March 31st, I flew to France to be by her side for what would turn out to be her last 5 days. On April 17th, I flew back to Singapore to be by my son’s side and support him through his final IB exams. Although it is still raw and excruciatingly painful, I thought I would share how my organising skills have helped in this situation.
Your Clutter Weighs You Down More Than You Think
Most of us are aware of the feelings of overwhelm and embarrassment caused by clutter. But we don’t often realise the true weight that’s associated with feelings of guilt and resentment until we start letting go of our clutter. Here are some of the examples I’ve witnessed over the years as a professional organiser.
Clutter excuses – A story of love, guilt and fear
Last month I suggested you to tackle the stuff that you find easy to part with. I hope it helped you get started. But there is more to come! This month, the going gets tougher as we examine some of the most common reasons – or shall I say excuses – I hear for holding onto our stuff.
