Organization, Decluttering and Minimalism

Minimalism is living with the intentional choice to possess less stuff. A Minimalist lives without the excess that most other’s aspire to having. Decluttering is the often difficult physical and mental process of journeying to this newfound freedom. Organisation is the key to managing and maintaining all that you own and do.

Live with less attachment to possessions and free up your time for new, memorable and meaningful experiences.

Decluttering brings greater organization to your inner and outer world

When you declutter your physical and mental life, you find you have more clarity and time to focus on life’s experiences. It takes time, money and maintenance to own stuff.

Possession and attachment to people and things for feelings of self-worth is a “No Win” lifestyle.  A decluttered life brings independence, self-determination, self-reliance, resilience and a positive outlook on life, where you no longer compare yourself, your experiences, and what you own, to other people.

If you are interested in learning more about living a minimalist lifestyle, consider reading my book “Mindful Minimalism” where you will find many strategies to help you reduce and declutter.

Organization through Mindfulness and how it increases your Productivity

Peace of mind and clarity in your thinking is a natural consequence of practicing mindfulness.

Mindfulness is a simple concept but requires conscious attention in it’s practice. It is about focusing on what you are currently doing or observing in the moment. Mindfulness brings greater productivity. Your focus is intensified when you know what is meaningful in comparison to what is just ‘busy’ and unproductive.

Our minds have a tendency to wander to past negative events and future worries.  By learning to live in the moment, we choose to focus on the positive and most productive of activities that bring meaning to our lives.

Mindfulness brings our attention back to what’s truly important and increases our productivity.

My book “Be Happy more often” offers 25 practical exercises on how to quickly change your life for the better with daily positive practices.