In Episode 5 of The ClusterCast, I sit down with the utterly lovely Rebecca Galligan from Rebecca’s Home Sort to talk career curveballs, cupboard shame, and why sorting your house can feel oddly… emotional.

Rebecca made the bold leap from a very corporate job with a very large toy manufacturer to building a business helping people organise the stuff we all pretend we’ll “get round to one day”. In her words, she helps people fall back in love with their houses again which sounds wholesome because it is… but also surprisingly powerful.

Somewhere along the way, she expertly tapped into my not-at-all-embarrassing obsession with Tupperware and QVC (no judgement please, this is a safe space), and shares genuinely brilliant, very doable tips for getting started, actually finishing, and learning how to tell your inner saboteur to pipe down while your inner encourager takes the wheel.

It’s a warm, funny, honest chat about stuff, work, confidence, and why sorting a drawer is never just about the drawer.

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