Regardless of how busy I am, one thing is non-negotiable: keeping my emails under control.

It’s one of those habits where little and often is the best approach to stay on top of things. A few minutes a day means I never have to face hundreds (or thousands!) of unread messages. But I know not everyone feels the same.

Feeling overwhelmed by years of digital photos?
This 5-step plan will help you declutter, organise, and back up your photos once and for all—no more chaos, no more duplicates, just a simple system that works.

Do you remember having packets and packets of BonusPrint photos, bulging with negatives and stuffed in a shoebox under the bed?

I do — and I’m so pleased that with the rise of digital photography, we no longer have to deal with that kind of physical clutter.

But how organised are your digital photos?

When you’ve had a busy week like me, the last thing you want is digital clutter adding to the chaos. A few small tweaks can make your tech life so much easier - and help you go into the weekend feeling calm and in control. Here are five quick wins you can do in just 10 minutes.

Canva is undoubtedly one of the most useful apps I use in my business, and I often recommend that my clients upgrade to the Pro version. It can turn even the least creative person into a designer overnight.

From overflowing inboxes to forgotten apps and duplicate files, our digital spaces can quickly become chaotic. But unlike a messy drawer, digital clutter is often invisible—lurking in the background and draining our focus, time, and even device performance.