Downloadable Version – The Procrastinator’s Guide to a Clutter Free Home!
£19.00
Description
Decluttering Workbook
Kiss a cluttered home goodbye and say hello to a HIGHLY EFFICIENT, CLUTTER FREE and ORGANISED home. Using PROVEN methods, to motivate, support and encourage you throughout the decluttering process. Offering ideas for organisation and guiding you to the HOME OF YOUR DREAMS!
This is a complete decluttering workbook to give you step-by-step support to create a clutter free, beautifully organised home!
- Do you repeatedly decide to start decluttering but always find something else ‘more important’ to do?
- Do you start to declutter a space, become overwhelmed and leave it?
- Do you keep meaning to start a declutter but think, it will still be there tomorrow, I can start it then!
- Do you need help to clear those untouched piles of belongings?
- Would you love an organised sanctuary that encourages relaxation and calm?
From purchasing this workbook, you will get:
- A downloadable COMPLETE DECLUTTERING GUIDE which has motivational tips, advice, inspiration and an individual section on each area of your home, ensuring a COMPLETE home reset.
- Beautifully explained encouragement, ideas, decluttering and organising challenges.
- Tasks and worksheets to help you envision your end goal and to refer back to when the motivation decreases!
- 100 quick-fire decluttering and organising workbook challenges, keeping every task manageable.
- Advice for each section of your home, offering my ‘Top Tips’ in EVERY area.
- Easy to understand language.
- Engaging challenges to encourage motivation
Kerry Sands –
I normally don’t choose to read books like this, I love a bit of fiction for escapism especially if it means I can ignore the chaos going on in my house! However, I was fortunate enough to have won this book so I thought I would give it a go. This is not just another “self help” book – this is an actual tool that you can use! It really spoke to me as if it was talking about my house and what needs sorting and tidying. Giving me checklists to break it down into small manageable tasks that I can actually achieve and picking up on things that I could really relate to. I am looking forward to printing it up and actually making a start on it! Thank you for making me feel like I can do it!
Jane Moore-Clough –
I was lucky enough to win this eBook last July 2026, and I’m so glad I did. From the first page, it’s clear how much heart, experience, and genuine care went into creating this guide. The author is not only incredibly hardworking, juggling family life, two businesses, and charity work, but she also brings a real understanding of what it feels like to be overwhelmed by a busy home.
This guide is written with real people in mind: tired parents, busy families, and anyone who has ever said: “I’ll start decluttering tomorrow.” The tasks are short, achievable, and thoughtfully designed to fit into everyday life. Even from the sections I’ve worked through, I can say the advice is practical, encouraging, and surprisingly motivating. She breaks everything down into small wins, and somehow makes decluttering feel less like a chore and more like a gentle reset for your home and your mind.
What I loved most is the warmth behind her words. She doesn’t judge, lecture, or berate; she understands. She explains how clutter affects your mood, your sleep, your stress levels, and even your children’s play. Her Tetris analogy genuinely made me smile, and it’s such a clever way to think about organising a home.
The room-by-room guidance is brilliant. Clear steps, thoughtful questions, and lots of “why didn’t I think of that?” moments. The kitchen zoning tips, the entrance hallway checklist, the bedroom reminders, the children’s room strategies everything feels doable and designed to make life easier, not harder.
It’s more than a decluttering guide. It’s a confidence boost. It’s a gentle nudge. It’s someone cheering you on from the sidelines, saying, “You can do this, and you deserve a calm, happy home.”
I’m genuinely grateful I won this eBook, and I would happily recommend it to anyone who feels stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure where to begin. It’s thoughtful, practical, and full of heart, just like the lovely lady who wrote it.