What if getting dressed each morning could change not just how you look, but how you feel? Exmplore the connection between clothing, confidence and self-expression, from dopamine dressing to “wearing your values”. Discover simple, practical ways to rethink the clothes you already own, make more mindful choices and get dressed with greater ease, intention and confidence. Because it’s not about having more clothes. It’s about feeling better in the ones you already own.
Decluttering, selling or keeping sentimental items is one of the most difficult things clients find in my 21 years as a professional organiser. As a home moving specialist I come across this so much and as a home moving expert I see this is often the hardest thing to deal with when sorting a house for a home move. I will share tips and tricks on dealing with those sentimental items to release the guilt and give you space in your home, heart and head. How to hand them on without guilt or how to turn them down when offered.
Becoming a mum changes almost everything – including, sometimes, your sense of who you are outside of motherhood. From friendships, nights out and the things we used to love, to guilt, changing priorities and finding new ways to have fun, this panel explores what it means to reconnect with yourself after children – without needing to become the person you were before. How do we make space for ourselves amongst the chaos? How do we learn to let go, move, dance and have fun again – without the guilt? Expect an honest, funny and uplifting conversation celebrating friendship, freedom, the messy bits of motherhood and the joy of remembering that you’re more than just Mum.
Emails, apps, forms, payments, PE kits, theme days, clubs, homework… why does keeping on top of school life feel like a job in itself? This session looks at simple ways to manage the constant stream of school information and admin, keep track of what needs doing and cut down on those last-minute “I needed it today!” moments. Expect practical ideas for creating systems that work for your family, and make school life feel that little bit easier.
Do you ever open a cupboard and quietly close it again? You’re not alone. One in four items in our wardrobes hasn’t been worn for a year. So many of the things we keep belong to a life we used to live, or one we’re still waiting for. In this session, I’ll explore why letting go can feel so hard, and simple ways to make it easier. We’ll look at the “clear and refill” cycle that keeps bringing the clutter back, and how to break it. Then we’ll meet the past you, the someday you and the just-in-case you, and I’ll share three questions to help you decide what fits the life you live now. I’ll share the life lessons I learned from clearing my mum’s home in Barbados last month, and why leaving less behind is one of the kindest things we can do for the people we love. You’ll leave with one small step to start this week.
We all say the word busy. But what does it actually mean - and what is it costing you? Busy used to mean "careful, full of care." Somewhere along the way it became a badge we wear to prove we're doing life right. But most of the time when we say it, what we actually mean is overwhelmed, stretched thin, and unable to find space to think. The clutter in our minds is exactly the same as the clutter in our homes. Both drain our energy. Both create decision fatigue. Both make it harder to show up as the person we want to be. The difference is, we can't see the mental mess as much as the physical - so we keep ignoring it. In this session, I'll explain why we're drowning in decisions, commitments and stuff, and what we can actually do about it. I'll walk through my CLEAR method: a practical five-step framework that doesn't treat your home, work and life as separate problems to solve. Because they're not. They're all connected - and when you simplify one, the others start to breathe too.
Why is it sometimes easier to struggle on alone than ask someone for help? Whether it's managing everyday responsibilities, navigating a difficult time or simply admitting we're overwhelmed, asking for support can feel surprisingly hard. Fear of judgement, expectations we place on ourselves and the pressure to appear capable can leave us trying to do everything alone. Explore why we find it so difficult to reach out, how independence can sometimes become a barrier, and why asking for help is an act of courage rather than weakness. Through honest experiences, fresh perspectives and practical advice, discover how to ask for what you need, find support in unexpected places and let go of the belief that you have to do it all yourself.
Our home environment plays a powerful role in shaping our daily habits, yet it’s often overlooked when it comes to supporting health and wellbeing. This session explores how intentional, aesthetically considered home design can remove barriers to movement and other wellness habits, and make exercise and looking after yourself feel more accessible, natural, and enjoyable. Drawing on behavioural psychology principles, we’ll look at the “see it, do it” effect - how keeping fitness tools visible and creating a dedicated, inviting workout space can significantly increase consistency and motivation. Rather than hiding equipment away, this approach reframes it as part of the home environment, reinforcing identity, routine, and long-term habit formation. Attendees will leave with practical ideas for creating a home setup that encourages movement and supports sustainable wellbeing habits within everyday life.
We spend so much time thinking about where we want to be that we can forget to recognise how far we've already come. What if, instead of waiting until we have more time, energy or confidence, we started by recognising what we already have and what feels possible for us right now? From celebrating small wins and respecting our limits to asking for help and making choices that reflect our values, this conversation explores how to move forward with greater self-compassion, without the pressure to constantly do more. A reminder that you don't have to be further along, have everything figured out or become someone else to begin.
Is your wardrobe bursting but you still feel like you've nothing to wear? In this session, Certified KonMari Consultant Hester will show you how to declutter with joy, organise with ease, and fold with gratitude. With a live demo of the famous KonMari folding technique, you'll leave ready to reset your wardrobe, and spark more joy every day.
A live recording: IF NOT NOW, WHEN? What’s really stopping you going after what you want? From money and sex to work, friendship and ambition, a conversation about the things we want to change but somehow don’t.
Behind every meaningful transformation is a community that helped make it possible. Join us for an inspiring conversation about the power of connection, why asking for help is a strength, and how surrounding yourself with the right people can build confidence, spark new opportunities, and create lasting friendships. Through stories from the KonMari community and beyond, we'll explore how collaboration over competition helps us all thrive - at home, at work, and in life.
Keeping your home clean and tidy can feel harder when the advice doesn’t fit how your mind works. Explore why some routines create more frustration than progress, and discover practical ways to adapt them to your needs. Take away ideas for flexible systems that make it easier to get started, stay on top of things and reset when life happens.
Motherhood is rewarding, messy, joyful and exhausting, often all at the same time. Join GLOMAMA Award winners and inspiring mums as they share honest conversations about balancing ambition, family, identity and wellbeing. From careers and businesses to mental health, home life and self-care, this session celebrates the realities of modern motherhood and the women finding their own way to thrive.
We treat home routines as chores to survive and rituals as something reserved for retreats and holidays — and that split is why our habits don't hold. As a professional organizer, TEDx speaker, and RYT-500 yoga teacher I'll show audiences how the tidying they already do — clearing the counter, folding the laundry, lighting the candle when a room is done — becomes ritual the moment intention enters it. Drawing on fifteen years in clients' homes and her advanced yoga training in Mysore, India, Monica teaches how to build rituals that regulate the nervous system, mark completion, and turn maintaining a home from a test you're failing into a practice that feeds you.
Our homes have a huge influence on how we feel, but creating a space that makes us happy doesn't have to mean redecorating every room or spending a fortune. From lighting and colour to the things we surround ourselves with, our panel explores how small changes can make a big difference to the way we experience our homes. Discover how to find your own interior style, move beyond trends and create a home that feels welcoming, comfortable and truly yours.
From pop stardom to business success, Kerry Katona has lived much of her life in the public eye, with all the highs, lows and reinventions that come with it. Kerry reflects on rebuilding after setbacks, reclaiming her identity and taking control of her own story. She'll share what she's learnt about resilience, money, relationships and the people who've stood by her, as well as why she's passionate about challenging how women are treated in the media. Expect plenty of laughter, candid moments and inspiration from a woman who has never stopped finding her way forward.
Feeling overwhelmed by everything life throws at you? Discover practical ways AI can help you save time, reduce stress and make everyday life a little easier. From meal planning and family logistics to fitness, finances, organisation and productivity, this session will share real-life examples of how AI can act as your personal assistant, helping you get more done with less effort. Whether you're completely new to AI or already experimenting with it, you'll leave with simple ideas you can start using immediately, plus the opportunity to bring your own challenges to a live problem-solving Q&A. Perfect for busy people who want to reclaim time, simplify life and focus on what matters most.