Hester Grainger

So again, maybe it's in the bathroom as you're doing your teeth next to your toothbrush, or it's by your bed, whatever works for you.

I think it's going through your house and thinking, how do I live my life?

What works?

What doesn't?

actually like we rearranged all our cupboards a little while ago because I was like the I think it was Kelly was like the dishwasher's there and the glass is there and but actually we take the bread out there to make sandwiches for my son and then the plates like it just didn't flow so kind of think about how you live your life or is it that you actually take your vitamins at work so do you have your vitamins in your desk at work or in your work bag or whatever works for you I think that's about that's what it needs to be rather than oh this is you know you your vitamins should be in the kitchen because that makes sense

Yes, of course.

And they've gone out of date.

Of course.

It's giving me Monica from Friends, her cupboard.

Yes.

Do you remember that cupboard of doom?

The thing is, you've already spent the money on them, okay?

So that money's already gone.

So you holding on to them isn't going to make any difference, okay?

It's like with clothes, for example.

I have a lot of clothes and you look and you go, oh, but I won't get rid of that item of clothing because I spent money on that and actually... So, but...

It's not, it's just cluttering up your home, which then clutters up your brain and your space.

So then you can't think as clearly because there's just stuff everywhere.

So maybe that would be a really great body doubling situation where you just have someone else that just go, but you don't need those.

You know, it's like this special cardboard box that you get sent something in the post and you're like, well, that's a handy cardboard box.