Philippa CraddockHostSo let's start just with a picture because I think the topic of today, this really helps to bring this to life.
If you imagine a room, imagine a beautiful, beautiful room, and you have spent years filling this room up with furniture and curiosities and books and all of those kind of things that end up in a beautiful, really well-used room.
But there is now so much in there that you can't move through the room properly.
And you definitely can't sit there and relax or indeed sort of see all the individual things that really matter and mean something to you.
We create charity shop piles and we take things out until we can see the room again.
And then the room finally becomes a space where we can relax and we can really enjoy being in it again.
And suddenly all these pieces that were perhaps buried under clutter are very evident and you get to really enjoy them again.
So let's start just with a picture because I think the topic of today, this really helps to bring this to life.
If you imagine a room, imagine a beautiful, beautiful room, and you have spent years filling this room up with furniture and curiosities and books and all of those kind of things that end up in a beautiful, really well-used room.
But there is now so much in there that you can't move through the room properly.
And you definitely can't sit there and relax or indeed sort of see all the individual things that really matter and mean something to you.
We create charity shop piles and we take things out until we can see the room again.
And then the room finally becomes a space where we can relax and we can really enjoy being in it again.
And suddenly all these pieces that were perhaps buried under clutter are very evident and you get to really enjoy them again.
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