Marie Kondo
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'Marie Kondo' your home with 26 organizers that make tidying up joyful — starting at $13
Applying Marie Kondo's six KonMari rules is easy with these genius solutions — now up to 50 percent off!
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How Marie Kondo Is Teaching Kids To Tidy Up
The mom and decluttering expert is sharing her method with kids in a new children's book.
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Home Hacks: Use our tips to declutter your life, Marie Kondo style
Our small steps for decluttering are surprisingly effective and make a real difference -- see them in action in this week's episode of Home Hacks!
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I tried Marie Kondo's 'KonMari' decluttering hacks for 8 months. Here's what happened.
I decided to make a conscious effort to actually sort through my belongings so that I could free up space for my little one. The first step in my "tidying-up" journey ... hiring a professional organizer.
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5 Hard Lessons I Learned Spring-Cleaning My Closet
“American Apparel still makes all the same stuff!” Since I had not actually been inside an American Apparel store in 7 years, ittle did I know that they don’t?make the same stuff anymore. The lesson: Try to fix it before you toss it out — or at least make sure it’s still being made. The Lesson: If it looks great on you, keep it — no matter how trendy.
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Keep, Lose, Add: The Ultimate Guide to Spring-Cleaning Your Closet
In a recent attempt to do some spring-cleaning, I decided it was time to comb through my ever-overflowing wardrobe and clear out the excess. Shirts, skirts, jeans, and jacket — it was all fair game.? But despite my best Kondo-esque intentions, my closet remained completely stuffed. Let’s just say that, somehow, no fewer than 36 pairs of jeans remained in my possession — and I’m not even going to get into the other stuff.?
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How to Kondo Your Broken Heart
Photo: Oli Kellett/ ? ? ?? By Tova Weinstock Nothing about breaking up is fun, but the sentimental and physical remains of a breakup make the whole experience even more painful, complicated, and gross. His or her stuff, the beautifully handwritten love notes, the myriad of text messages, the thoughtful gifts given to you, and all of those pictures — what do you do with them? Related: Domestic Purging With Tidying Guru Marie Kondo Step one: Take time to be a mess.
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The Unexpected Ways Marie Kondo’s Book Changed My Life
A few months ago I was suddenly flooded with messages from the universe that I should read a little book I’d somehow never heard of, even though it had already caught fire, called The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up. I couldn’t have imagined what it would really mean once I did it, but suffice to say it was life-changing. The Japanese author, Marie Kondo—dubbed the “guru of tidiness and a warrior princess in the war on clutter” by The Times of London—is the real deal. She’s been organizing sin
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How Marie Kondo Changed My Life
“The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up” is a book that, according to a few of its 3,000 five-star Amazon reviews, is no less than a “life-changing” “breath of fresh air and positive energy” that “brings peace to your life and mind.” Written by charmingly obsessive Japanese organizer Marie Kondo—who was crowned one of Time’s most influential people of 2015 and has sold 2 million books—it promises much more than a tidy home: Kondo purports to leave each reader calmer, more decisive and yes, perhap
