I like TRAID. I like the shop near me in Dalston, it’s beautifully laid out. I like the way TRAID organise up-cycling and fashion events and I like it that they provide funding for projects such as supporting children of garment workers in Bangladesh. Professionally, I’ve a great deal of time for TRAID because they make it really easy for us to donate to them.
Several clients have used and would recommend the collection service. It’s brilliant – you can book a time to suit you and a nice person in a TRAID van comes to your door and will do all the loading themselves. For those of us with a smaller bag or the odd item we can drop our donations off at one of their many collection banks.
– deena gornick, executive coach
be inspired – make your home feel more like you
I’m a massive fan of the ten-minute job. These are small, achievable tasks we can finish in a short period of time. Completing just one of them has immediate, visible results. When there’s a lot to organise and we don’t know where to start, a ten-minute job can be a great entry or warm-up. Read on to find out more or scroll to the bottom for some generic, room specific ten-minute job ideas.
What relevance does self-compassion have to organising and decluttering our homes? The more I do this work, the more I want to give the self-compassion gift to my clients, my friends – and me.
When an aeroplane crashes, there’s a reason we’re asked to put the mask on ourselves first
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