De-Cluttering the Marie Kondo Way. Lesson 2: Books. If you read last week’s post, you’ll know that I’ve become obsessed with Marie Kondo and her KonMari method of getting organised. I tackled my clothes for Lesson 1 which you can read about HERE. However, this…
Theme of the Month: De-Cluttering I’m sure by now you’ve heard of Marie Kondo and the tidying phenomenon that’s sweeping the world. If not then let me enlighten you. Marie Kondo is a Japanese organising consultant and author. The KonMari method is a systematic method…
It’s at this time of year we start to put together a plan of action for the New Year, whether that’s a fitness regime, list of goals, or to get more organised. I can’t help you with the first, and the second is unique to…
Is it just me or does this year seem to be hurtling past at an astonishing rate? I’ve been so busy during the first half of this year with my writing, workshops, online content, and various family events that I was heading for yet another…
Being Organised to Succeed The key to achieving success in anything we do is being organised. Every woman I know has a knack for multitasking in some way, whether that’s juggling home and kids, or managing a career and lifestyle, or perhaps dealing with a…
Welcome to Five Minutes With… a new feature where I invite bloggers of all genres to tell us a little about themselves and their blogging journey.
Welcome to Five Minutes With… a new feature where I invite bloggers of all genres to tell us a little about themselves and their blogging journey.
My children told me what they would like for Christmas this year by sticking lists to the fridge. It appears my obsessive list writing disorder has rubbed off on them! Christmas wouldn’t be Christmas without an array of lists. There’s one for the food shopping,…
Networking is a relatively new thing for me. When I ran my holistic health business, I worked five days and two evenings a week, so any spare time I had I divided between family, friends, and my writing. Attending any of the networking groups in…
When working with my female clients, I always made sure to maintain direct eye contact. I found it interesting how varied eye contact could be from client to client, but by keeping my own gaze level and my posture upright, it often calmed my ladies…
