Peter talks this week about being an advocate for people when you are invited into their homes. How Professional Organisers are there to help you achieve the life you want, and how he is committed to doing everything in his capacity to help you, even when you feel unable to help yourself.
Our lives are stages, and the stuff we hold onto are representations of those seasons. Even though it's hard to let go of things from our past, it frees us up to live today and celebrate the past without having it hold us back.
We also discuss the power of empathy, how to work with clients without judgement, and what it looks like to be a 'hope bringer' to those we work with. 
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Peter Walsh: Letting Go

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Kick procrastination to the curb with todays organisational hack... MIGHT AS WELL.
It doesn't need motivation. It doesn't need conviction. It doesn't need perfection. It's a lazy girl way of doing things that you'll be glad you did without having to think about them in advance.
For example: ð¤·ð½ââï¸While I'm here I might as well take out the rubbish from the car ð¤·ð½ââï¸While I'm here I might as well take out the jeans I don't wear ð¤·ð½ââï¸While I'm here I might as well go through my bathers ð¤·ð½ââï¸While I'm here I might as well empty the dishwasher ð¤·ð½ââï¸While I'm walking past I might as well hang up those clothes ð¤·ð½ââï¸While I'm think of it I might as well text my friend to let her know I have baby clothes for her ð¤·ð½ââï¸While I'm walking past might as well pick up the rubbish ð¤·ð½ââï¸While I'm here I might as well put the blankets away ð¤·ð½ââï¸While I'm think of it, I might as well re-order the medications ð¤·ð½ââï¸While I'm here I might as well wipe down the bath ð¤·ð½ââï¸While I'm here I might as well restock the toilet paper
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Might As Well

How do you decide if an item is going to be put away or you're going to leave it out?
Do you need to see something to remember to use it? Or do you need to put things away so they don't feel like they're cluttering up your space?
I'm sure you, like me, have different rules for different items. Toothbrushes - definitely away. Phone charger - definitely out.
Consider convenience, regularity of use, who uses items, how easy it is to find them, trip hazards, time spent tidying up etc as you make decisions for items around your home.
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Out or Away

It's time to stop aiming for perfection and embrace IMPERFECTION when you're thinking about organising/ decluttering/ setting standards/ creating systems for you and your family.
The imperfection you EXPECT is the imperfection you ACCEPT.
Are there areas in your home where you can LOWER the standard so it's achievable and maintainable?
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Imperfection

Have you ever stopped to think about what agenda your items might have?
If your items talked... how would your item finish this sentence You need to... Wear me Fill me Play with me Read me Cook me Create with me Organise me Use me Clean me Maintain me Sell me Value me
Assess if you have the same agenda as your possessions (do you really want to read the book/ wear the jeans/ use the juicer/ ride the skateboard/ clean the outdoor furniture). Allow yourself to be challenged, think differently about your stuff.
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You Need To

"Enough is enough" "That's enough" "Leave good enough alone" "Close enough is good enough"
It's amazing how one simple word can relate so deeply to our relationship with clutter and our satisfaction with our stuff and life in general.
This week we talk about how some enough statements can really make you take stock of where you are at and where your satisfaction lies.
You Are Enough - Stuff won't make you enough. More stuff, less stuff... you are enough regardless of your things.
You've Done Enough - Do what you can with what you have. Every step forward is a step forward (I know... profound!)
What Is Enough - What do you need to be happy? How many of something do you need to have enough?
I've Had Enough - When you reach peak frustration with clutter it's a good thing as it drives you to make changes
When Is Enough Enough - How do you know when you've done enough decluttering? How do you know when to stop? At what point do you reach the equilibrium of satisfaction and enough
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Peter Walsh: Letting Go

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