19/06/2026
Your car might be one of the most overlooked spaces when it comes to clutter.
But think about how much time we spend in there.
School drop offs, work, sport runs, running 5000 errands, not to mention driving while already overstimulated and exhausted.
And when your car is full of rubbish, clutter and random chaos, it adds to that feeling mentally too.
I truly believe our environment affects our nervous system more than we realise.
That’s why I try to keep my car reasonably clean and reset it often instead of waiting until it gets completely overwhelming.
One thing I always do?
When I’m filling up with petrol, I use that time to throw out rubbish and do a quick reset.
Because tiny habits stop the clutter from building up. And honestly, maintaining things feels so much easier than having to do massive clean outs later.
Your car doesn’t need to be perfect.
It just needs to feel functional, calm and supportive for your everyday life 🤍
Save this as your reminder to do a quick car reset this week.