Decluttering, organising and downsizing can be daunting tasks, for… well pretty much all of us. When we start to consider the downsizing of our possessions or the organisation of a cluttered space we can sometimes feel a wave of overwhelmness wash over us.

In our homes we have so much stuff. Our stuff is an entire lifelong collection of things that we may love, use and need. And then there is the rest of the stuff…
Yes, we seem to collect clutter which then consumes our space and time.

The decluttering journey can be fun when you invite a decluttering and organisation consultant into your home for guidance and help. At Sort My Stuff with Rebecca, I feel extremely privileged to be welcomed into your homes and lives, entrusted to help you with decluttering, downsizing and organising.

Our lives all get busy and we get in all different situations that cause us frustration, anxiety and stress. When we can limit the overload of decision making during our day it creates an element of routine which can allow us some space for clarity.

The idea of paying it forward makes most of us feel good. Helping others is a natural endorphin that creates a feeling of satisfaction, worth and happiness.

I cannot say this enough “Our most valuable asset is our time”. Time, we all have the same 24 hours in a day but we hear people say “I just don’t have the time.” It is not the time that is the issue as it is out of our control to change. We cannot create more or wind it back so it is so important that we use our time with intention and prioritise what we choose to do with it.

Life can be a roller coaster and sometimes you feel like you have been thrown on the big dipper and can’t get off. Different circumstances arise for all of us. When we feel like this the added pressure of clutter can just be too much.

There are so many thoughts, emotions and memories that arise when we think of our possessions. I would like you to take a moment to think of your things differently. I am going to bring up some interesting concepts for you to reflect on, which will create a different view point for you to consider.