Life organising
If you feel like you’ve got too much on or you’re struggling to get things done, I can help. I offer a holistic approach to becoming more peaceful and organised – one that suits your unique body, life and personality.
The benefits of life organising
How lifestyle coaching and organising can help you
Become organised
Learn the art of becoming organised, productive and focused.
Feel peaceful
Clear your mental clutter and feel calm and in control of your life.
Achieve your goals
Enjoy living in the moment while actively creating your dream future.
How life organising works
What to expect from a lifestyle coach
Life organising coaching can take place face-to-face in your home or virtually over Zoom – whichever you’d prefer.
Assessing goals and priorities
We’ll start by setting out what you would like to achieve from our sessions(s). Life can be full of demands, so we’ll use some techniques to set priorities.
Organising time and establishing routines
Then, we will put together a unique plan tailored to your needs. I can help you with any or all of the following:
- Building your perfect morning routine
- Planning and managing your time so that you feel less overwhelmed and more able to focus on the things that matter to you the most
- Teaching you how to become more productive and meet deadlines
- Build systems, habits and routines for just about any goal you’re looking to achieve
- Help you to maintain your home
- How to manage your mental load if you’re forever losing information or forgetting things or feel as though you have a million and one things on your mind
- Tips on how to reach for your goals while focusing on and living in the present
- Create and manage a budget
- Meal plan both nutritiously and seasonally
- Build your perfect individualised diary to help you manage every year, month, week, day and even hour if you so desire.
Staying on track
I will offer tips and advice on maintaining your new ways of life and set a plan to provide on-going support, should you require it.
Get in touch to chat about your needs, time and budget, and to get started.
Urgent and important
If you’ve got a huge to-do list and you don’t know where to start, begin by labelling each task: unimportant/important and urgent/non-urgent. Start by doing urgent and important tasks and work your way through, leaving unimportant/not-urgent tasks till last or choosing to remove them completely.
Identifying urgent tasks is fairly easy. They either have an upcoming completion date, or you know that things will start to fall apart if they’re not done ASAP.
It’s harder to identify important/not-important tasks. Clients often struggle with this and the tendancy is to believe that they are all important. If this is you, you could try ordering them from the most to the least important, which will allow you to see things more clearly.
