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Being a practitioner of Feng Shui, decluttering is seen as a crucial practice in incorporating its principles into your sacred space, setting the stage for a positive environment to flourish.

Did you know?

  • Clutter has the ability to drain energy and hinder personal growth, casting shadows on stress, focus, health, and relationships.

  • Specific types of clutter can impact different aspects of life, for example:

    • Clutter in the kitchen diminishes the essence of nourishment

    • Clutter in the bedroom disrupts the tranquillity of sleep

    • Clutter in the closet is linked to weight gain

    • Clutter in the living room can create disturbances in relationships


      Women neatly putting away household items
      Embarking on the journey of decluttering

Embarking on the journey of decluttering often stirs emotions, calling for resilience, but it ultimately leads to clarity, revitalized energy, and a renewed sense of self-respect.


Here are my Top Tips to declutter effectively:

  1. Like everything else on your to-do list, "tidy the house" will only get done if you SCHEDULE SOME TIME for it.


  2. Open all windows and aerate the space well to bring fresh vibrant energy and/or diffuse any of the uplifting citrus oils, my favourite is Citrus Fresh by Young Living, you not only want your space to look and feel clean, but you also want it to smell clean too!


  3. Get dressed in clothing that is practical, made of natural fibers and makes you feel good!


  4. NEVER CLUTTER CLEAR WHEN YOU ARE ANGRY. Strong emotions get in the way of thinking clearly. To clear clutter you need an objective eye. A drop of Young Living's Valor essential oil on the wrists is a great way to start.


  5. Feng Shui principles suggest bringing in some fire element colours (purple, reds, oranges) for an additional boost of energy for yourself and for the space you are working on, so set your diffuser colour to red or orange.


  6. Put on music you love and START SMALL, FOCUSING ON ONE AREA AT A TIME to give you a sense of accomplishment.


  7. Have bags/boxes to hold items for recycling, donations, giveaways, resale/consignment and garbage.


  8. Go room-by-room. Start with the easiest and perhaps smallest room. Once you’ve picked a room (or even picked which draw or cupboard!), stick with it and complete it before moving onto the next. Remember that Rome was not built in a day so the clutter does not all have to be cleared at once but when you start you will not be able to stop because it feels so good!!


  9. Take everything out first. As you handle each item, repeat the organizer's mantra:

"Do I want it?", "Do I need it?", "When did I last use/wear it?", and my all-time personal favourite: "What was I thinking?".


10. Affirm to yourself: "It is safe to let go." Decluttering involves releasing and having faith in life's process to provide what you require, rather than holding onto things out of fear of forgetting memories or for "just in case" scenarios. Using a few drops of Abundance and/or Release oils can be beneficial in this process.


11. Complete the task before you lose interest and reward yourself with a treat, whether it's a nice cup of tea or a movie night with a friend. Personally, I love receiving 'after photos' from clients showcasing their decluttering progress. Their sense of accomplishment, relief, and newfound lightness is truly gratifying, especially when shared with others.


Woman sitting on the floor putting folded clothes in baskets
Take your time, keep what you love!

Decluttering nurtures personal growth and beckons forth new opportunities. Share the tales of your experiences with these enchanting tips, as your feedback is cherished! And if your are ready to take the plunge and transform your space but still feel overwhelmed and would like some personalized support on your decluttering journey, I’m here to help! Reach out to me for a consultation, and let’s create a clutter-free haven together. Your fresh start awaits!



In the pursuit of a harmonious and vibrant living space, understanding the principles of Feng Shui is essential. This blog post explores common mistakes that lead to bad Feng Shui and offers simple solutions to enhance energy flow in homes and workplaces. Feng Shui promotes harmony and balance, significantly impacting our well-being.


aesthetic balanced interior space
Finding harmony & balance in every space

1. Cluttered Spaces

Mistake: Clutter blocks energy flow (or "Qi") and can lead to feelings of stress and overwhelm.

Feng Shui Tip: Regularly declutter your space. Start small—choose one area, like a drawer or a corner, and clear out anything you don’t use or love. Donate or recycle items to create a more open and inviting environment.



2. Poor Furniture Arrangement

Mistake: Arranging furniture in a way that obstructs movement or creates negative energy can affect your mood and relationships.

Feng Shui Tip: Aim for a layout that promotes conversation and flow. The "command position" is key: place your main seating (like a bed or sofa) where you can see the entrance without being directly in line with it.


3. Sharp Corners and Edges

Mistake: Pointed corners, or "poison arrows," can create negative energy directed at you, causing discomfort.

Feng Shui Tip: Soften sharp edges by using rounded furniture, adding plants, or hanging fabric to diffuse the energy.


4. Neglected Areas

Mistake: Spaces that are dark or unused can become stagnant, affecting the overall energy of your home.

Feng Shui Tip: Brighten up neglected areas with light and colour. Use mirrors to reflect light and bring energy into dark corners. Regularly visit and care for every part of your home.



5. Too Much Electronics

Mistake: Excessive electronic devices can create chaotic energy and disrupt tranquillity.

Feng Shui Tip: Limit electronic devices in your main living spaces. Create tech-free zones, especially in the bedroom, to promote relaxation and restful sleep.


Feng Shui Tips Conclusion

Improving Feng Shui in your space doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Start with small changes and gradually incorporate more as you become comfortable. By addressing these common mistakes, you can create a more balanced, peaceful, and positive environment that enhances your well-being and productivity. Remember, the goal is to create a space that feels good to you—so trust your instincts along the way!






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