Malignant Clutter
You might think clutter is just part of everyday life—and sometimes it is. But not all clutter is created equal.Some clutter is benign. It comes and goes. It’s the after-school rush, a busy morning, o...
19 Apr 15min
The Meaningful Home
You’re often told that less clutter equals more calm—but what if that’s not actually true?In this conversation, you’re invited to rethink everything you’ve believed about clutter, home, and wellbeing....
12 Apr 25min
Speed vs Change
There are two powerful approaches you can use when decluttering: speed and change.Speed is about quick wins. You make fast decisions, move things along, and create simple, functional systems that work...
5 Apr 12min
Body & Brain
Clutter doesn’t just affect how your home looks. It affects how your brain works, how your body feels, and even how you relate to the people around you.Your brain naturally prefers order. When you’re ...
29 Mar 15min
Minimalism, Wellbeing & the Environment
It's very exciting to have an Australian PHD written about minimalism, wellbeing and the environment - it's a great paper that I loved reading!Research into low-consumption lifestyles shows that peopl...
22 Mar 29min
One Step Back
Progress in your home rarely looks neat and linear. More often, it feels like two steps forward and one step back. When you’re decluttering or building new habits, that backward step can feel frustrat...
15 Mar 12min
Lingering
Before you jump into decluttering, what if you paused—just for a moment? That small pause, or “linger,” can completely change the way you make decisions in your home.Instead of rushing straight into t...
8 Mar 18min
No More Containers
You’re constantly told you need better storage, smarter systems, and more containers to get organised. But what if the real issue isn’t storage at all? When you keep adding containers, drawers, racks,...
1 Mar 20min
