A planning expert recognized by MARIE Condo has published her most important tips to get your home back into boat shape in 2021.
Sally Flower uses the KonMai method developed by the home economics guru to tidy up the guest houses.
Speaking to the Daily Mail , Sally said, "When organizing our homes, it's important that we focus on simplicity, not perfection.
"It's so easy to get tangled up in something that Pinterest and Instagram seem worthy.
"But the real purpose of the organization is to make your life easier and to make sure that you do the things you love and that nothing is holding you back."
Now the consultant ConMari has given her best tips to get your home back in shape this year.
Get rid of the clothes that make you guilty
Sally advises getting rid of anything that makes you feel like junk, whether it's something you're too fat for or something you just don't wear enough because it doesn't bring "joy".
She says, "Listen to your gut: if something doesn't make you happy to wear, wear, or look at, you probably don't need it.
"Disorder goes beyond physical objects: the disorder of activities and thoughts that do not evoke joy.
"Change your wardrobe to suit your body. The reality is that clothes that are too small or too big are unlikely to bring joy and shouldn't be in your wardrobe."
Save the things that "bring joy"
Sally recommends thinking about which items bring you pleasure or pleasure and throwing away those that you no longer need.
She says, "The point is to reassess how your clothes make you feel and whether they add value to your life. It's time to let go of anything that hasn't grown with you."
"If you get frustrated every time you open your closet, or if you keep complaining that I have nothing to wear, something is wrong and maybe it's because nothing is wrong. It looks like you."
Give each item an assigned house
Each of your belongings should have a place in your home, be it out of season clothes, Christmas decorations, or everyday items.
She says, "Always put things away, don't just leave them."
For seasonal items like Christmas decorations or picnic baskets, it says, "Keep it in an easily accessible place, but we won't forget it.
"If you're the type of person who forgets where things are, maybe write a note, make a list, or add a reminder to your journal.
"So you can go back next summer and use whatever you don't lose at home."
Think about why you are clinging to the trash
Does the idea of filling black garbage bags with your old things frighten you?
Sally recommends thinking about why you might have trouble separating from objects you don't love and encouraging people to write down why they have a hard time "letting go" of these "unnecessary" objects.
She says, "Often times, when we get hold of things, it's a mental battle rather than a physical battle, and journaling can help you get out of the mental chaos.
"Be patient, it's a process. Don't follow trends, the joy has to come from how you feel, how you connect to your home and what adds value to your life." The family shrine is tender and not thoughtful. "
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