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Create Space
- Declutter Your Home to Clear Your Mind
- Narrado por: Dilly Carter
- Duración: 4 h y 19 m
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Resumen del Editor
Cut the clutter, live better with less, give yourself headspace and enjoy life more.
Create Space shows you how taking steps to clear and simplify your living space can also clear your mind, improve your relationships and enhance your wellbeing. This room-by-room guide to organising and decluttering your home is packed with ideas, advice, tips and techniques that are practical and functional as well as beautiful. Turn chaos into calm with step-by-step methods that you can adapt and sustain for your own needs.
When you stop allowing your life to revolve around things that don't matter, you instantly gain energy to focus on the things that do. Reclaim your space, your time and your mind right now, to reorganise your living space into a place of sanctuary.
Hailed by the BBC as 'London's Marie Kondo', Dilly Carter is the founder of Declutter Dollies, a complete organising and home styling service that promises to turn her clients' chaos into calm. A lifelong passion for fashion and an uncanny ability to bring order to a chaotic environment has seen her cleanse and curate the wardrobes of high-profile celebrities, busy professionals and stressed-out mums alike. Known as @declutterdollies to her 30k+ Instagram followers around the world, Dilly now extends her helping hand on social media. Sharing organising hacks and tips Dilly proves that you can not only make your home beautiful, but truly make it work as a place of sanctuary. Dilly learned the value of decluttering when she began helping her mother, who suffers from bipolar disorder, organise her 'living chaos' at home.