We ruined things for him. Say goodbye to our superfluous furniture, objects that clutter up our space, we roll up our panties and pile up our books. We believed her, Marie Kondo, when through books and television programs she promised us happiness on the condition that we get rid of everything that did not bring us joy.
Today, even she, the great order consultant, author of a method called “KonMari” for learning to order, admits that it cracks a bit. Marie Kondo diluted her sake and eased storage. She says it bluntly in a video press conference broadcast by the Washington Post.
“My house is in ruins, but the way I spend my time is the right one for me at this moment, at this stage of my life.”
The arrival of a third child has apparently undermined her principles of cleanliness.
“I gave up”
“Until now, I was a cleaning professional, so I did my best to keep my house tidy at all times,” she explained.
“I gave up on that, in a good way for me. Now I realize that what’s important to me is enjoying spending time with my kids at home.”
Now that we’ve parted with all our belongings, he tells us that it really wasn’t worth it. In his last book, kurashi at homeLaunched in November 2022, it is now selling a way of life, which is not just about cleaning.
“The real purpose of storage is not to reduce your possessions or clear up your space,” he explains on his official website. “The ultimate goal is to bring joy to everyday life and lead a happy life.”
Something like a slightly more realistic update adapted to real life, so his new method now is to do activities that bring us happiness. She herself says that she likes to make scrapbooks.
Marie Kondo’s storage methods have taken the planet by storm. Your book The magic of storage. it sold 8 million copies in 40 countries and inspired two reality shows on Netflix, The Art of Tidying Up with Marie Kondo and The Happy Sparkle with Marie Kondo. He helped American families get rid of everything superfluous, to live better.
Source: BFM TV
