"...the search for lost & misplaced materials – which accounts for nearly 38 hours, or approximately one work week annually, per employee – may have a profound impact on professional perception, productivity and morale.” bit.ly/2GAf2pT #clutter

“To climb steep hills requires a slow pace at first” William Shakespeare #bpd #anxiety

Your Office Isn't Big Enough for Clutter and Productivity bit.ly/2Fi8MUi #clutter

An easy hack to control clutter. Have a quick read, it could work for you. bit.ly/2nWkufW

“The process of assessing how you feel about the things you own, identifying those that have fulfilled their purpose, expressing your gratitude, and bidding them farewell, is really about examining your inner self, a rite of passage to a new life.” Marie Kondo #sparkjoy

“After all, our possessions very accurately relate the history of the decisions we have made in life. Tidying is a way of taking stock that shows us what we really like.” Marie Kondo

If you refuse to accept anything but the best, you very often get it. - W. Somerset Maugham

Learn from other people's experiences, not just your own.

Which extreme cleaning / decluttering or similar programmes do you enjoy watching on TV? #tvshows

Tweet me a picture of an area of your house that you're proud of (even if it's just a tidy shelf!) #sparkjoy

What's your favourite motivational song for doing housework/decluttering? #motivation

Do you take into account your body’s natural rhythms/inclinations to completing certain tasks at certain times? #timemanagement

It’s a hard slog producing your best work when your energy is low, no matter how much time you allow for it. #timemanagement

More experiences to gift instead of a physical present: Tango, salsa or burlesque dance classes, A meal at a posh restaurant, An evening of baby sitting, A make-up lesson, A hot air balloon ride, Indoor sky diving, Spa day, Spy Mission Day, Murder mystery dinner... #declutter

Most of us overuse mental & emotional energy & under use physical and spiritual energy. Find balance effectively tackle your to-do list

Clutter is rarely about the “stuff” but our relationship to it and the emotions involved with the circumstances we acquired it. Today, I want you to know that what YOU want is the most important thing. bit.ly/2CaK6hH #decluttering

Instead of giving physical gifts consider gifting an experience. Examples: Wine tasting event , Afternoon tea somewhere fancy, Boat trip to see dolphins, Cooking or baking classes, Foreign language classes, Art or craft classes, Music lessons... #declutter

Recognise how your energy cycles work throughout the day or across your week #timemanagement #productivity

Most of us probably don’t enjoy contemplating our own death but it throws up a valid question; who would be left to sort out all your stuff? No judgement but what kind of pressure does, or could, your clutter, put on those closest to you? bit.ly/2ofKeUK

Tasks expand to fill the time we allow for them so the key really is to manage your energy rather than your time. #timemanagement