I'm very excited that the second edition of the book I'm co-author of, 'Dying to Declutter', has just been published and is now available on Amazon (with a fresh new cover too!). Since publishing the first edition 18 months ago, Tracy and I have learnt so much following the feedback from working with our lovely clients as well as our friends and family who have read it. All these learnings are in the new edition. If you'd like to take a look, here's the link: https://tinyur

We're all creatures of habit - regardless of whether the habits are good or bad! If most days you're struggling to get out of the front door with the right things in your bag, wearing clothes you feel great in, make up on that hasn't been rushed and doesn't make you look like 'Aunt Sally', the children with the right things packed in their bags, then have a think about what it is that specifically 'trips you up' most days. What could be tweaked to make the morning flow more s

Gosh – as we hurtle towards half term – where has the time gone! Since my last newsletter, things have been busy here at RCLM. Now that life is almost back to normal, and the weather is brighter, many of my clients have more of a spring in their step and are looking to proactively ease their stress levels and reduce the juggle by asking me for my help. More often than not, the overwhelm reaches the point where someone has that light-bulb moment of ‘I don’t want to live like

Lots of people start off the year thinking about goals and what they want to achieve as the next 12-months stretch out ahead of us. Many new year goals are focussed on wellbeing - from exercising more and regularly cooking healthy homemade meals, to stressing less - so many of us want to ‘improve’ our lives. Very often, ‘simply’ being more organised and improving your time management can underpin how successful our wider goals are. Afterall, how often have you said that you

Do you have piles of paperwork lying around, but sorting everything out feels overwhelming or just too hard? If so, my advice would be to start small. Pick one (small) pile and go through it methodically. Sort the paperwork into categories - banking, car related, utilities, school-related etc, ideally in date order with the most recent at the top of the pile. Don't forget to shred or recycle paperwork you don't need or have copies of (if you're going to recycle don't forget