Marie Kondo created a breakthrough in the art of closet organization in the book `The life changing magic of tidying-up`
Marie Kondo created a breakthrough in the art of organizing closets in the book `The life changing magic of tidying-up` and was recognized by the New York Times.
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Spark Joy: An Illustrated Master Class on the Art of Organizing and Tidying Up is Marie’s second book published in the US.
The 31-year-old nuns who cleaned my apartment like a whirlwind during their tour of New York reminded me of the book Spark Joy: An Illustrated Master Class on the Art of Organizing and Tidying Up –
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“How to never have to clean out your closet again.”
The petite woman brought magic when she guided me to clean out my closet.
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Arrange shirts KonMari style.
Periodically cleaning out unused items is nothing new.
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Face yourself by getting organized.
Unfortunately, flared jeans no longer suit me.
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Fold clothes to stand up like little lead soldiers for easy access when wearing.
“Facing yourself by tidying up,” Kondo writes in chapter I of Spark Joy, feels no different than putting pressure on yourself when facing 10 strangers and a video camera.
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Origami-style folded underwear from light to dark.
After getting rid of the unnecessary clothes, Kondo showed me how to fold my clothes and stand up like small lead soldiers for easy access when wearing.
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Treat your bra pile like the queen they are.
Kondo can pride herself on keeping the risk of messing up again at zero, and I find myself unable to be that absent-minded person who causes current achievements to go up in smoke.
As of now I’ve only just finished organizing my messy clothes, but I’m already planning on completing the remaining 4 items as quickly as possible.
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