Organising on the Go – What I Learned from Japanese Travel Culture
Travelling can easily turn into chaos – messy bags, forgotten chargers, hotel room clutter. But in Japan 🇯🇵, I noticed something different: calm, compact, beautifully intentional travel habits. In this episode, I share the clever packing, hotel organisation, and on-the-go systems I observed and used during my two-week trip. Whether you’re a frequent flyer or planning your next break, you’ll learn how to streamline your luggage, organise your hotel space, and return home without stress (or a suitcase full of chaos). These tips aren’t just for travel – they’ll transform how you organise in everyday life too. 🧳✨
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Souvenirs or Sentiment? Rethinking What We Bring Home
✈️ Back from a trip and suddenly wondering… where do I put all this stuff? In this episode, I’m talking about souvenirs vs. sentiment – how to bring home meaningful memories without letting them turn into clutter.I share how I approached shopping in Japan 🇯🇵, what I actually brought back, and the questions I ask myself before buying anything on holiday. Plus, you’ll get practical tips for decluttering old travel keepsakes, choosing souvenirs with intention, and creating simple systems to store the ones that really matter 💌🎁⸻💡 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more decluttering and organising tips!📲 Follow me for daily organising inspiration:🌟 Instagram: @decluttrme🌟 Website: www.decluttrme.com.
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Japanese Rituals and Routines That Support a Tidy Life (#319)
🌸 Feeling overwhelmed trying to keep your home tidy? In this Japan-inspired episode, I share simple daily habits I observed on my recent trip that quietly and consistently keep life feeling calm and clutter-free.From taking shoes off at the door 🚪 to doing a five-minute reset before bed 🛏️, these small rituals can change how your home functions without the need for a big cleanout. It’s not about perfection – it’s about flow, rhythm, and building a home that supports your day, not stresses you out. 🧹Tune in now for realistic routines and calming inspiration you can start today. 🇯🇵✨
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Wabi-Sabi and Embracing Imperfect Organising
Not every home needs to be Pinterest-perfect to feel peaceful. 💫 In this episode, I dive into the Japanese concept of Wabi-Sabi – appreciating the imperfect, the lived-in, the real.I’ll share how embracing this mindset can help you let go of the pressure to have everything colour-coded and matching, and instead focus on what works for your life. Whether it’s a slightly messy drawer or a favourite mug with a chip – it can still belong in your calm, organised space ☕🧺.Listen now for a dose of gentle organising inspiration straight from Japan 🇯🇵.💡 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more decluttering and organising tips!📲 Follow me for daily organising inspiration:🌟 Instagram: @decluttrme🌟 Website: www.decluttrme.com
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The Beauty of Minimal Living in Japan Without Going Extreme
Have you ever looked at your home and thought, “Why do I have so much stuff?” 🤯 On my recent trip to Japan 🇯🇵, I was inspired by how people live in small homes with calm, clutter-free energy – all without being extreme or sterile.In this episode, I’ll share what I saw (even from outside homes!), what I loved about Muji and Daiso 🛍️, and how you can bring these smart, minimal ideas into your own home. It’s realistic, warm minimalism – the kind that works in flats, shared spaces, and busy lives.Tune in for fresh organising inspiration and practical tips you can start using today ✨.
Join Shelina on her journey to help you declutter and organise your life. In this podcast, Shelina shares practical but fun tips on how to declutter your mind, home, office... your life! . Whether you're tackling a messy closet, chaotic kitchen, or overflowing mind, Shelina's expert advice makes it easy to transform your living space. Tune in for the weekly episodes with tips, insights, guests and two cats to help you on the path to getting decluttered and organised.
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