If we talk about how to organise life, I suggest we look at life with a calendar. It allows us to do seasonal/yearly organising, to dive into planning mode and look at the ebbs and flows of your year. If you control your time, you control your life and this means you can answer the question: ‘How to organise life? My way!’

Seeing it has just been mother’s day it got me thinking about my mum, what she has done for me and what she has taught me.

If you have done some organising and decluttering before. You probably realised, that there is a lot of psychology involved when you try to organise and declutter.

There is probably no “best” way to do organising with kids. Here are however several ideas on how to start getting organised with kids.

Your day planner is your best tool for an organised life. Learn how to set it up and use it so every day runs smoother.

When the kids were little, at the start of the holiday break, my family would gather around for an early chat about expectations. It's crucial to align everyone's goals and needs, creating a shared understanding of how we'll spend our time together.

Are you ready to declutter and organise your home?

We all know that in order to declutter and organise we will in 99% of cases need to get rid of clutter. But before you start to run backwards and forwards to the recycling, the second handshop and the bin. Let’s check if you are ready to declutter and organise your home and answer the question: how do you know if you are ready to declutter and organise your home?

Discover how cleaning and decluttering can reduce anxiety and boost happiness. Clean the clutter, find peace.

Lets be rationale! How rationale? Well, it depends on the situation and the items we are sorting. We do need to apply some logic and some pragmatism. That is, if we want to, really declutter.

Traveling as a single parent is not for the faint-hearted. The problem wasn’t so much the organisation of the bags, these were packed in a way so I could easily find what I was looking for. The problem was that my off-springs didn’t travel like luggage themselves anymore.

This concept  - move slow to go fast, can be applied to organising as well and I think it should. To become organised our thoughts have to slow down, we need to understand what we are doing, why we are doing it and what is the best way forward.

What can you do when you just really don’t feel like cleaning up or tidying?

If you read these blogs regularly, you will know that organising is not only about the spaces. It is about our mind, our thinking and the things we do to get organised. However, just doing tasks doesn't mean you are organised, do the important things or that you are achieving your goals.

Have you ever used a vision board? It kind of gives us the ability to use the power of our mind even when not consciously working on things. If you want to get organised, I would say utilise the mysteries of the mind for all it is worth

Welcome back to our series on organisation and planning! In our previous article, we delved into the importance of finding the right calendars and planners tailored to your unique needs. Now, let's shift our focus to planning the year ahead with an emphasis on personal wellbeing.

This blog post will explore the do's and don'ts of organised goal setting, offering practical advice to make your aspirations a reality.

In the midst of crowded malls and the pressure to find the ideal gift for Christmas, it's easy to succumb to the temptation of buying clutter. However, let's shift our focus to thoughtful and meaningful presents that can be acquired even in the eleventh hour.

Improve productivity and reduce stress by organising in the following way; make sure you have food and snacks ready. Follow the sequence of decluttering, clean and organise and only focus on one specific space at a time.

In this article find out what will make you an organised person.

I found out that the secret to organising. Is part of a skillset and mindset. Organising can be done with in many ways. You need habits and routines to maintain all your hard work. So I put these parts together in a worksheet which I will unpack in my secret to organising mini-course.