The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing

The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing

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Self-help Business & Economics Philosophy +2 more
格式 精装书
页数 224
语言 英语
已发布 Oct 14, 2014
出版商 Ten Speed Press
版本 First Edition
ISBN-10 1607747308
ISBN-13 9781607747307
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Marie Kondo offers a transformative approach to tidying that goes beyond mere organization. Through her unique perspective, she suggests that decluttering is not simply a task, but a means to elevate one's living space and, ultimately, one's life. Her philosophy encourages individuals to confront their belongings and cultivate a thoughtful connection with them, determining what truly sparks joy.

In the journey of tidying, Kondo introduces practical methods that are easy to adopt, focusing on the process of getting rid of items that no longer hold significance. She emphasizes the importance of gratitude towards objects being discarded, allowing for a respectful farewell that can clear emotional clutter as well. This reflective attitude fosters a more mindful engagement with personal possessions.

Throughout the pages, Kondo's engaging anecdotes and insights invite readers to rethink their relationship with their environment. By organizing spaces, individuals can create sanctuaries that promote peace and happiness, effectively enhancing their overall well-being. This holistic view of tidying encourages readers to envision how a more organized life can seep into various aspects beyond physical spaces.

As readers embrace her methodology, they may find that the act of decluttering transcends the home, reaching into their habits, routines, and even emotional states. Ultimately, Kondo's work transcends the notion of tidying up—it becomes a journey of self-discovery and empowerment that can profoundly change lives.

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