I’ve been procrastinating for so long with writing my February project pan update that it’s the end of April now. That, my friends, must be a procrastination record! But I’m ready to finally get down to it and update you on my project pan challenge as well as some of the changes I threw in last month to spice things up a little. We may have missed February and March, but here’s my April project pan update.
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I have too much stuff. Too many moisturisers, too many scented candles, too many packs of novelty post-it notes – you name it, I’ve got it stockpiled in a cupboard somewhere. To try to cut down on my embarrassing mass of junk, I’ve challenged myself to a no buy year for 2020. But I also want to try out the project pan challenge to help me declutter my mountainous makeup collection that much quicker.
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If you feel like you’re drowning in a sea of unused kitchen appliances, ill-fitting promo t-shirts and plastic nicknacks, join the club. Clutter has a way of infiltrating our homes and clogging up our lives, often without us even realising it. And then, all of a sudden, you open your wardrobe and get crushed my a mountain of junk.
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Spring has officially sprung everyone! If, like me, you’re a fan of a bit of old-fashioned spring cleaning, you’ll be glad to learn that it’s not just your home and workspace that are crying out for a declutter. Your mind needs a little clearing out too. Gaining a little more mentally clarity really isn’t difficult so today I’m sharing my 5 tips to spring clean your mind.
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I don’t know if it was my move towards a more minimal life, my increased interest in being an eco-warrior or just a part of growing up, but over the last few years I’ve been looking at all the junk I buy and really questioning my sanity. I’ve streamlined my purchases and cut a lot of unnecessary items out of my life and I feel a lot better for it. Here’s a list of 10 of the things I no longer buy.
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