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Supporting families with organisational strategies to create a clutter-free and functional home.

~Organisational & declutter services to create a clutter-free, functional home.
~Yin & Nidra yoga classes to help you prioritise rest.
~Mums’ Revive Retreats to help you relax, reconnect and learn without planning a thing.

02/01/2026

Is your wardrobe overflowing, but you still feel like you’ve got nothing to wear?

Today, I'm excited to share some valuable ways to organise your wardrobe and buy less this new year with Susanne Thiebe, a professional organiser from LessMess.

Listen to the full episode and start confidently editing and building a wardrobe with purpose that you love.

01/01/2026

Solve the “where do the towels go?” mystery with labels.
Sort, fold, label—and suddenly everyone knows exactly where to put things (and find them next time without rummaging).

- Empty and sort: group by type (bath towels, hand towels, face cloths, sheet sets, pillowcases, beach towels, blankets).
- Choose a fold: file-fold or tri-fold so items fit onshelves or stand upright if using a drawer.
- Keep sets together: tuck the fitted + flat + 2 pillowcases inside one pillowcase “bundle” for each bed size.
- Assign zones: one drawer per category, or left-to-right sections (Everyday | Guests | Beach | Camping).
- Label clearly: use clips on containers, adhesive labels, or fabric tags. Make it family-friendly with icons or colour coding (blue = bath towels, green = sheets, yellow = beach).

Save this for your linen cupboard or drawer reset.

30/12/2025

We’re forever searching for clever little solutions that make life at home easier. The right product can completely transform a space and save so much time and stress.

Here’s a round-up of our favourite product hacks from 2025. Did you try any of these this year?

28/12/2025

Are Boxing Day Sales really a bargain or just a fast track to a cluttered wardrobe?

Today, on the podcast More Organised Less Clutter, Lisa Stockman, a Melbourne-based Personal Stylist, shares why skipping the Boxing Day fashion frenzy can actually level up your style and how to buy smarter all year.

Listen to the episode now and start planning smarter outfits instead of impulse purchases.

Http://simplyhappy.com.au/podcast/

26/12/2025

Boxing Day is for two things:
Enjoying leftover pavlova and returning my house to factory settings.
Tree down. Bags unpacked. Sanity restored.

What are your two things on Boxing Day?

25/12/2025

What a year 2025 has been! We’ve rolled up our sleeves and brought order to garages, sheds, bedrooms, wardrobes, kitchens, pantries, bathrooms, toy rooms—and even tidied up digital chaos on computers.

We kicked off the year by helping clients review their decorations and set up smart storage, so packing away after Christmas was effortless. Fast-forward to now, and those systems are paying off as everyone sets up for the festive season again.

We’ve helped more people move home with calm and confidence—packing safely, labelling thoughtfully, and unpacking to create functional homes on the other side.

We’ve turned tricky corners into beautiful, functional zones. We’ve eased organisational overwhelm, crafted clever storage solutions for all sorts of spaces, and helped families and individuals feel lighter and happier at home.

Thank you to every client who welcomed us into your homes and trusted us with your belongings, your stories, and your dreams. We’re grateful for everything this past year taught us—and for the connection we share with you.

Here’s to fresh possibilities in 2026. Merry Christmas!

23/12/2025

Got leftover fabric or linen at home? Here are 3 simple, festive ways to put it to good use this Christmas.

Swipe and try them today!

22/12/2025

My word for 2026 is Grounded.

I’m choosing steady over busy and designing a life that keeps me connected (to myself, my family, and the planet) at work and at home.

These are my daily anchors for the new year:
Nervous system first. Breathe, pause, step outside.
Rhythms over intensity. Small loops to create consistency, like weekly family check-ins to share wins, schedules and dinners.
Design for connection, i.e. making the right thing the easy thing.

And here are my daily prompts to help me stay grounded in 2026.
- What’s one action that would make tomorrow easier?
- Write down 3 things to do tomorrow.
- Do one thing for someone else each day.

Do you pick a word of the year? What’s your word for 2026? I’d love to know so I can cheer you on!

21/12/2025

The end of the year is the perfect time to tackle the garage and plan a hard rubbish collection.

I recently helped a family declutter broken items and gather up Lego boxes that were ready for recycling. We even took photos of the Lego boxes before letting them go, so they’d have a record of what to rebuild next time — a simple step that makes planning future creations much easier!
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Want your practice to be the top-listed Clinic in Geelong?

Helping you feel more organised and prioritise rest for both your mind and body.

Hi, I’m Narelle a teacher, Yin & Nidra Yoga instructor and Wellness Coach for working mums who are always on the go, but the constant juggle of work and family commitments are leaving them exhausted and taking a toll on their health.

I make it super simple for you to feel more organised by implementing routines to save you time and energy. I also help you to prioritise rest for both your mind and body through Yin and Nidra Yoga. Contrary to what we may think, time to rest is productive time.

As a mum of two children, one who was diagnosed with autism 2 years ago I’ve come to understand the importance of rest and making sure my cup is full to be able to continue to hold space for my son and the rest of my family.