Hey guys, if you’re needing something to do this weekend, maybe declutter and clean!
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Hey guys, if you’re needing something to do this weekend, maybe declutter and clean!
Do any of you use the KonMari method of folding your clothes? It really is life changing!
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Every time I open my drawers, it brings such delight.
Bonus: My cat causing trouble...
Tidying Up with Joy: Embracing Marie Kondo's Method for Family-Friendly Home Organization
In the realm of home organization, Marie Kondo has become a household name, transforming cluttered spaces into serene sanctuaries with her KonMari Method™. Her philosophy, rooted in keeping only those items that “spark joy,” has inspired millions to reconsider their relationship with possessions and redefine what it means to live in a harmonious home. For families looking to tackle the chaos of…
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i've said it before but i'll say it again:
as an adhder, the hard part about the konmari method is not the "don't keep things that don't spark joy" bit, it's the "put things away when you're done with them" bit.
What The Heck Is "Konmari" Cleaning?
The Clutter Reports asks What The Heck Is "Konmari" Cleaning?
Long story short I didn’t get to do anything on the organizing front this week, so I decided to look around YouTube for a decluttering video. This way there’s be something here worth reading for you guys that might be inspirational in your own decluttering goals, and maybe I’d get some tips as well. Some time ago I looked up something called “Swedish Death Cleaning“, which while interesting and…
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(though it won't work for you if you're a legit hoarder)
Gotta do more of this again.
It’s fucking soothing as shit, gotta say. Makes me feel mastery of my domain.
Okay, sometimes it’s hard to trust Marie Kondo but then I look at the enamel broach I bought at a second-hand store and a grin breaks out on my face every time I see it, and I remember that I bought it without a specific purpose but because I couldn’t resist its beauty and intellectually thought I was being stupid but I was right, and deep down I knew it.