Welcome back to "Get Organised with Decluttr Me Podcast"! After a 4-month break, I'm thrilled to return with fresh insights on decluttering and organising, especially when you're on a budget.
In this episode, I tackle the allure of perfectly organized spaces on social media and the reality of high costs associated with trendy organisers. I share practical tips to achieve an organised home without breaking the bank, starting with evaluating your space and its needs.
Key points covered:
Assessing the viability of organisational inspiration in your own space.
The importance of decluttering before purchasing new containers.
Repurposing existing items like old candle jars and shoe boxes for storage.
Utilizing free or low-cost items from grocery stores or online marketplaces.
Categorising items and organising them into appropriate zones within your home.
Building sustainable organisational habits over time.
Remember, effective organisation is about functionality and sustainability, not just aesthetics. Stay tuned for more episodes, and don't forget to subscribe and share if you enjoyed this one!
Thanks so much!
Shelina
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Originally from the UK, Shelina has lived in Dubai for over 18 years, where she founded her home and office organising company DeCluttr Me.
Previously a solicitor, Shelina knew her heart was elsewhere. She never gave up on her dream of becoming a professional organiser and decided to take the leap, launching DeCluttr Me in 2013, the region’s first licenced, professional organising service. Shortly after, Shelina launched her highly successful DeCluttr Me podcast, now one of the top 20% of podcasts worldwide. In 2022, the total downloads increased to 41,800 from 29,600 in 2021. Her first book “Can You Find it in Five Seconds?” was a natural next step on her mission to helping people lead more relaxed, motivated, and productive lives – free of clutter!
2023 marks a decade in business for Shelina and she’s seen demand for decluttering increase significantly. Plus, she’s realised how the service goes beyond simply organising for many people. Having a large amount of clutter can also be a sign of mental health issues or someone struggling with their emotional well-being. Shelina helps many clients who are going through a difficult period, such as divorce and bereavement; often, dealing with an accumulation of possessions is one of the first steps they take on the journey to rebuilding their life.
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