Get to know yourself to make your home work better for you

The property marketing industry has long understood the importance of presenting a home that aligns with the needs and aspirations of potential buyers. However, amidst the quest to appeal to others, you may have overlooked the impact of getting to know yourself to ensure that your home is not just a visually appealing space but a sanctuary that truly meets your individual needs, wants, and dreams.

Get to Know Yourself

Understanding yourself is the cornerstone of creating a home that supports your goals and enhances your well-being. Your home should seamlessly work in synergy with your lifestyle, and your homemaking processes should become almost second nature, making daily tasks feel more like rituals than chores.

Reflect on What Brings You Joy

Start by reflecting on what brings you joy. Your living space should be filled with elements that resonate with your personal happiness, your time should be spent doing things that bring a smile to your face.

Understand Your Relationships with Things

Take stock of your belongings and delve into your relationships with them. Do you attach sentimental value to certain items, or are you more minimalist in your approach? Understanding your connection with possessions will help you curate a space that feels both comfortable and emotionally fulfilling.

Express Gratitude for the Things You Have

Gratitude plays a significant role in fostering a positive living environment. Take a moment each day to appreciate the things you have. Gratefulness can shift your perspective, helping you focus on the positives and creating an atmosphere of contentment within your home.

Organise According to Your Preferences

Consider how you like to organise yourself. Tailor your organisation methods to suit your preferences, allowing for a more natural flow in your daily routines.

Work Around Your Energy Levels

Are you a morning person or a night owl? Adapt your schedule to align with your energy levels. By doing so, you can optimise your productivity and ensure that your home supports, rather than hinders, your natural rhythm.

Pay Attention to Your Hormones

Take into account how biological factors, such as menstrual cycles or other hormonal changes, may impact your routine. Start by tracking patterns to better understand how these fluctuations influence your energy, mood, and overall well-being.

Your home should be a genuine reflection of your personality and preferences. By taking the time to get to know yourself, you can transform your living space into a haven that not only looks appealing but truly feels like home. 

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About the Author

Penny Moyses is the founder of the Clean & Tidy Home Show and is on a mission to help people to make their homes work better for them. Our Home is our launchpad to success – don’t let your home get in your way! Penny is passionate about the power of community, networking, and knowledge-sharing. She firmly believes that when people come together, incredible things happen.