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- Herausgeber: Ben Business Group LLC
- Kategorie: Ratgeber
- Sprache: Englisch
- Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2021
The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up - The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing - A Comprehensive Summary
Chapter 1:
Kondo shares her personal experience
The basic principle of the KonMari Method is the thorough sorting of all the things in the home, disposing of or diminishing any mess, and lastly, choosing a spot to keep the remaining things organized. This one-time, exceptional cleaning method produces amazing results and will satisfy an individual so much that they will stay away from their indefinite future and avoid their old habits of disarray.
Simplicity in all things is emphasized throughout the book. Readers are encouraged not to blend or coordinate this method with other strategies (for example: FengShui, stream arranging, or cleaning methods custom-made for distinctive identity types). These are unnecessary if one uses the KonMari Method. All individuals with cleaning issues have one of two problems: they either fail to toss useless belongings, or have an inability to return things to their place; they may have a mix of the two issues. Since there are no complex reasons, a difficult planning of arrangements is not required.
On the mental level, the person who lives in disarray is often too attached to the past or the future. Hesitating to abandon things, because they might be required in the future, is seen as nervousness about what is to come. Hanging on to things because of nostalgia is seen as sticking to the past. Both attachments must be severed. A clean environment allows an individual to look at their perspective, without being distracted by the disarray around them.
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Table of contents
SUMMARY of The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up
INTRODUCTION
Chapter 1: Kondo shares her personal experience
Chapter 2: When and how to clean?
Chapter 3: Tips about tossing
Chapter 4: How to schedule the cleaning?
Chapter 5: Discarding the rejects
Chapter 6: Personifying Belongings
Chapter 7: Categorizing the cleaning process
Chapter 8: Choosing the rejects
Chapter 9: Kondo’s approach
Chapter 10: Tidying and maintaining the changes
QUIZ
Answer Key
Conclusion
SUMMARY of The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up
by Marie Kondo - The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing - A Comprehensive Summary
SUMMARY of The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up
The basic principle of the KonMari Method is the thorough sorting of all the things in the home, disposing of or diminishing any mess, and lastly, choose a spot to keep the remaining things organized. This one-time, exceptional cleaning method produces amazing results and will satisfy an individual so much that they will stay away from their indefinite future and avoid their old habits of disarray.
Simplicity in all things is emphasized throughout the book. Readers are encouraged not to blend or coordinate this method with other strategies (for example: FengShui, stream arranging, or cleaning methods custom-made for distinctive identity types). These are unnecessary if one uses the KonMari Method. All individuals with cleaning issues have one of two problems: they either fail to toss useless belongings, or have an inability to return things to their place; they may have a mix of the two issues. Since there are no complex reasons, a difficult planning of arrangements is not required.
On the mental level, the person who lives in disarray is often too attached to the past or the future. Hesitating to abandon things, because they might be required in the future, is seen as nervousness about what is to come. Hanging on to things because of nostalgia is seen as sticking to the past. Both attachments must be severed. A clean environment allows an individual to look at their perspective, without being distracted by the disarray around them.
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Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION 5
Chapter 1: Kondo shares her personal experience6
Chapter 2: When and how to clean?8
Chapter 3: Tips about tossing10
Chapter 4: How to schedule the cleaning?12
Chapter 5: Discarding the rejects14
Chapter 6: Personifying Belongings16
Chapter 7: Categorizing the cleaning process18
Chapter 8: Choosing the rejects20
Chapter 9: Kondo’s approach22
Chapter 10: Tidying and maintaining the changes23
QUIZ 24
Answer Key 30
Conclusion 32
INTRODUCTION
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apanese cleaning advisor Marie Kondo takes cleaning to an entirely new level, promising that you can appropriately arrange and improve your home once, without the need to repeat the process in the future. Most strategies support a room-by-room or little-by-little approach, which tells you how to pick away at your heaps of stuff until the end of time.
The KonMari Method, with its progressive classification framework, prompts long-term results. Kondo's book, The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, is a smash-hit in Japan, Germany, and the U.K. Kondo favors a common technique to deal with cleaning up your stuff all at once; it uses a friendly way to help individuals toss their surplus belongings. Here at ‘The Eye,’ Kondo presents a part of the book, which states that those who are unable to detach themselves from their belongings will experience the ill effects of a past connection or nervousness about what's to come.
Marie Kondo is a Japanese expert who has spent most of her time in cleaning. In the Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, Kondo offers her simple cleaning strategy alongside a great quantity of knowledge about disarray, as well as information of its types and causes. In the same way, she tells her own particular story and explains how it drove her to create and refine her cleaning system; introduced in the book as the KonMari Method.
Chapter 1: Kondo shares her personal experience
T
he basic principle of the KonMari Method is the thorough sorting of all the things in the home, disposing of or diminishing any mess, and lastly, choosing a spot to keep the remaining things organized. This one-time, exceptional cleaning method produces amazing results and will satisfy an individual so much that they will stay away from their indefinite future and avoid their old habits of disarray.
Simplicity in all things is emphasized throughout the book. Readers are encouraged not to blend or coordinate this method with other strategies (for example: FengShui, stream arranging, or cleaning methods custom-made for distinctive identity types). These are unnecessary if one uses the KonMari Method. All individuals with cleaning issues have one of two problems: they either fail to toss useless belongings, or have an inability to return things to their place; they may have a mix of the two issues. Since there are no complex reasons, a difficult planning of arrangements is not required.
On the mental level, the person who lives in disarray is often too attached to the past or the future. Hesitating to abandon things, because they might be required in the future, is seen as nervousness about what is to come. Hanging on to things because of nostalgia is seen as sticking to the past. Both attachments must be severed. A clean environment allows an individual to look at their perspective, without being distracted by the disarray around them.
Before starting the procedure of disposal, an individual should picture their optimal loft or home; asking themselves what they might want to see and feel there. Even though it is not necessary to have a diagram of the necessities needed for their home, the activity can help them prepare their disposal tactic and select which one to keep and which one to toss to see whether the item produces delight. A visualization of the perfect condo requires reaching that delight.
