If you’ve got some good quality, interview appropriate clothes, especially if they’re size 16 and upwards, you can help Smart Works (who kindly supplied this image) change the life of another woman. If you’ve got masses of clothes like that to donate and your friends have too, you could organise a Smart Works clothes drive.
Smart Works provide high quality interview clothes (donated by lovely people like you), styling advice and interview training to out-of-work women on low incomes. Smart Works helps them to feel confident, look fabulous, succeed at their job interview and move on with their life.
Check out the Smart Works website and read some testimonials that’ll warm your heart.
Londoners can take or post clothes to the Smart Works in Islington or St Charles Hospital W10. There are branches out of London too. Find out how to donate to Smart Works.
– 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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