If you hold a piece of clothing in your hands and you feel that joy because you remember how good it looks on you, go ahead and keep it. That’s the feeling Marie Kondo encourages everyone to look for when they’re sorting through their household items. Maybe it’s wearing your favourite outfit, or styling your hair a certain way.
Think about the little things that truly give you a little spark of pleasure. The idea of “sparking joy” might make you raise an eyebrow (I know it did for me!) but it can make a big difference to the way you tidy. If you apply them to your household, you may just see amazing results.ģ. These simple items are the foundation of her brand. Marie Kondo has developed six basic rules for tidying. Follow the KonMari method without skipping steps. Depending on the amount of items you have it could take more than a month but try and remember that the time spent will be worth it and having that end goal in sight is usually helpful for keeping you and your family on task. Since each household has their own concerns and collection of items, your process will look completely different from someone else’s. Stay committed and know that there’s an end.ĭon’t be discouraged if you see your room getting messier before it gets more organised I tend to buy quality not quantity, a trick my Nana taught me when I was younger, her mantra was “buy cheap buy twice” and I still stick to it.īut as I sit here after binging all 8 episodes I thought I’d share with you, what I think are the 7 best organising tips from Marie Kondo’s new Netflix series. I also take the opportunity to clear out regularly – I can’t do it too often as I don’t buy much. When the house is empty I like nothing more than making myself a nice cuppa and taking out everything out of my wardrobe and putting it all back beautifully. If you don’t already know, Marie Kondo, is a brilliant Japanese decluttering guru that believes that tidying your home can improve your quality of life in a big way! Tidying up with Marie Kondo has been a huge hit for Netflix, inspiring masses of Brits to organise their homes.
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