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1. www.bbc.com › worklife › articleWhat Marie Kondo says about our new era of self-help - BBC

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   Feb 22, 2019 · The Japanese clean queen has, whether she intended to or not, become a self-help guru. Kondo, whose TV show is based on her book The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, has a simple system...

   • Author: Claire Turrell

2. konmari.comHome – KonMari | The Official Website of Marie Kondo

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   Invented by Marie Kondo, the KonMari Method is a simple but effective organizing system that uses a transformative criterion: choosing what sparks joy. With the Method, you will learn to listen to your inner voice and make space for the life you want.

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3. www.sloww.co › konmari-methodKonMari Method Checklist: 5-Step Cheat Sheet (+ Infographic)

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   • Discarding by category comes first. Categories (in order): Clothes first, then books, papers, komono (miscellany), and lastly, mementos.
   • Break a category into subcategories as necessary. For instance, put all your clothing in piles on the floor in subcategories: Tops (shirts, sweaters, etc)
   • Keep only those things that spark joy. If “spark joy” doesn’t do it for you, Marie Kondo also uses these words to describe what you should keep: “inspire joy,” “thrill of pleasure,” “speak to your heart,” “moves you,” and “love.”
   • After you’ve finished discarding, organize your space thoroughly and completely. In this step, you are just deciding where to put something or where to store it.

4. www.claireturrell.com › news-2-1 › bbc:-what-marieBBC: What Marie Kondo says about our new era of self-help

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   The Japanese clean queen has, whether she intended to or not, become a self-help guru. Previous. Each decade has a break-out self-help star, like today’s current queen of clean. But what exactly is it that makes us embrace them?

5. theconversation.com › marie-kondo-a-psychologistMarie Kondo: a psychologist assesses the KonMari method of ...

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   Jan 22, 2019 · Self-efficacy gives a huge boost to our overall wellbeing, and psychologists have shown it can have influence in wide range of areas. For example, increasing self-efficacy in students has been...

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6. learn.konmari.comKonMari Method: Life-Changing Online Tidying Course

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   Taught by Marie Kondo. The tidying legend herself will guide you from start to finish. Tidy at your own tempo. Learn at the speed that’s right for you with this self-paced course. Easy to follow. Master the method in 10 lessons – totaling 75 minutes – that you can watch from anywhere.

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   Can Kondo become a self-help guru?

   • The Japanese clean queen has, whether she intended to or not, become a self-help guru. Kondo, whose TV show is based on her book The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, has a simple system – throw out what you don’t want, hold on to what ‘sparks joy’ and give yourself time to focus on what’s more important in life.

   What Marie Kondo says about our new era of self-help - BBC

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   How does Marie Kondo describe the KonMari method?

   • Here’s how Marie Kondo describes the KonMari Method in her own words: “Let me share with you the secret of success. Start by discarding. Then organize your space, thoroughly, completely, in one go. If you adopt this approach—the KonMari Method — you’ll never revert to clutter again.”

   KonMari Method Checklist: 5-Step Cheat Sheet (+ Infographic)

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   How can Marie Kondo help you get a better life?

   • Marie Kondo’s clients may be able to block out whole days to tidy their entire house under her watchful eye, but chances are you can’t. By creating an achievable goal, you increase the likelihood of success, and with it the psychological benefits. Tweaking the KonMari method is also fine.

   Marie Kondo: a psychologist assesses the KonMari method of tidying

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   Is the KonMari method a good idea?

   • However, it may not all be good news. The KonMari method is rigorous and requires commitment, time and energy to complete to its fullest. Without Marie Kondo standing over you, it may be difficult to complete, and failing tasks is usually detrimental to our psychological wellbeing.

   Marie Kondo: a psychologist assesses the KonMari method of tidying

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   Who is Marie Kondo?

   • Each decade has a break-out self-help star, like today’s current queen of clean. But what exactly is it that makes us embrace them? Marie Kondo is an unlikely guru. The twinkle-toed expert that skips onto our TV screens, rifles through a householder’s drawers and encourages them to squeeze a jumper to ‘spark joy’ has got the world transfixed.

   What Marie Kondo says about our new era of self-help - BBC

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   Does KonMari really work?

   • Abigail Evans, who has only recently started following the KonMari method, agreed the positive effects were instantaneous. "I cannot rest until I know my room's tidy," the 26-year-old admitted. That meant that following Kondo's advice and doing a little bit at a time really worked.

   Marie Kondo - does tidiness really equal a clean mind? - BBC

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8. www.bbc.com › news › world-46875137Marie Kondo - does tidiness really equal a clean mind? - BBC

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   If you haven't heard of Marie Kondo yet, it won't be long before you do. Thanks to her new Netflix programme, the Japanese tidying guru has become January's "It girl".