
This process will flow into all areas of your life if you let it. It can remind you of what brings you joy. More time in nature? More time with family & friends? Learning a new skill or going back to a forgotten hobby?
If your mind wasn’t filled with clutter, what would you have the mental space for?
What Brings You Joy?
We want to create a home that feels like a sanctuary, to be able to let out a sigh of relief and satisfaction when you walk through the door, to feel peace and joy in your calm and ordered home.
We’ll go through the five categories in the KonMari method, building your understanding and skills as we go. You’ll learn to identify what you really love and what you’re holding onto out of habit, guilt or you’re not even sure why!

How Will This Help Me?
Around 56% of UK adults have rooms in their home that can’t be used because of clutter and 80% of people say they are stressed or anxious by the quantity of ‘stuff’ in their lives.
If you feel overwhelmed by clutter and how to organise your home, you’re not alone.
Trying to tackle the clutter and set up new systems by yourself is incredibly hard and seldom works or lasts for long. Hardly any of us have been taught how to tidy and organise effectively, so the cycle of trying to do a big clear out (that may feel great for a while) followed by a slide back to clutter, never seems to end. Until now!
Going through this process you’ll learn…
- Skills & techniques to sort and store your possessions.
- How to identify which items really spark joy and which can move on.
- To feel calm and content when letting things go.
- To future proof the skills you’ve learned and how a sustainable plan for tidying and organising can fit into your life going forward.
- To create an orderly space with a place for everything and everything in its place.
Leaving you to enjoy your home, your possessions and all the mini sparks of joy you will find throughout the day.
Building a life you love is not really about the big things that happen once in a while, its about the little moments of peace and joy that you can feel throughout the day, every day. Those little moments are the building blocks to a calmer, happier life.







