I have been SO inspired by all the ladies participating in the declutter challenge, and have been getting the most WONDERFUL emails, so I thought I’d share the latest email with you.

I’m so glad I found your site…it really has changed my life…my family is thrilled with the way things are getting organized. Because of this challenge, I have become a more organized person. Thank you, thank you for your great tips and the contest. It has changed my life… Patricia from Gifts that say wow

So are you in yet? Get ready for the big link-up on Friday – at least 7 items to qualify, okay?

You can make this as big or small as you want.

My suggestion is start with one area

• that’s bugging you the most
• that you feel stressed thinking about
• that drains your energy

Based on my 3 points above, what do you think you should declutter today?

I received a WONDERFUL testimonial from Victoria Roberts, a Fund Manager in Johannesburg.

“I enjoy getting my weekly e-mail tips because becoming better organised is not
just a once-off affair. I need constant reminders to declutter my life and
manage my time better. I especially liked your simple definition of clutter: “Anything I don’t use/ don’t love/ doesn’t make me feel at peace” . A while back you also asked an extremely valuable question “What’s not serving you?” which gave me a much-needed push to make some life changes.

In essence I think the reason why your tips are so helpful, is that you also address the psychological and emotional side of disorganisation – you understand that it affects our feelings of peace and sense of achievement. Something as
seemingly unimportant as disorganisation ultimately results in our unhappiness
because it makes one feel out of control, tired and depressed.”

You can see that Victoria TOTALLY gets it; it’s not just about getting organised; it’s about the effect of organisation in your life.