Despite being an organised person, the one thing I always find myself making excuses for is doing exercise. I do love exercise once I'm actually doing it, it's just the 'getting started' part I'm not the best at. Hands up if you're with me? I've used the kids as my main excuse, but also being too tired, not enough time, too much work, the weather is too hot/cold, too expensive to join the gym... It's a never-ending cycle of excuses! Here's how I changed my attitude and got more organised and prepared for workouts. 

Scarves and belts can often be a trouble-spot in wardrobes. Often, they can take up a lot of precious storage space if not organised properly, or they can easily become a jumbled mess. I shared a few wardrobe organisation ideas last week, with the use of storage boxes, drawer dividers, cubbyholes and open shelving. Today I thought I would show you how I personally store my belts and scarves, and give you a few extra ideas to help get this trouble-spot sorted!

Hi friends, I'm so excited to be here today because, the month of May at 'The Organised You' is going to be wardrobe month, where I'll be sharing lots of ideas, tips and tricks for getting your wardrobe and clothes sorted! I've got ideas for organising scarves, belts, kids' accessories and clothes, as well as the essentials for keeping your wardrobe organised.