If you're looking for recent KonMari/decluttering videos, check out below! Declutter With Me (KonMari) | Spring Cleaning My Closet | bit.ly/2Lp7tFh How to Get Your Life Together | Reset Routine | bit.ly/2zRYtaw
I'm doing KonMari method now. It's good to hear your perspective because Kondo is a little too straight-forward with her process. People like me are sentimental, and it's hard to know your intuition at first. Thanks for sharing your journey. I know I can do it! :)
I love that other people are starting to cleanse their lives of unnecessary junk. I get rid of things on a regular basis. I'm basically the opposite of a hoarder. Having too many things gives me anxiety. I rarely form attachments to things, but I'm curious to see if that'll change with my first baby on the way lol
I took all my papers (about 60 years worth) and scanned them, then saved them on a flash drive. Nothing to do with joy. I kept what was essential (British Driver's Licence Green Card. German citizenship. South African ID. That's it. Life is much lighter now. :)
Like you, I'm very attached to my paper stuff from my old journals and musings on scraps of paper to my old worksheets from elementary. I found Marie Kondo's book in the middle of my decluttering process (therefore my order of decluttering is not in the order in which she suggested), so i had everything out on my floor from clothing to books to komono (it was a nightmare). As of right now, the sentimental papers I've weeded out are chilling in a box for me to further sort through later. The things that I did find the courage to let go and recycle are probably happier now because they are going to serve another purpose, and I'm much happier as well :) Thank you for sharing your journey with us! I can't wait for the other videos in your tidying series♥
I love this book and did the same thing on Monday for my clothes. I don't have much clutter already, but I had two garbage bags of donations and three bags of garbage. Now, I have to tackle papers though. ^^ The cool thing about KonMari's method is that it can be applied to everything...even computer organization, which is what I'm struggling with now.
Books and papers was the largest category for me. I went to art school. Watching myself grow as an artist was encouraging experience. I nearly kept everything. I spotted "Gardner's Art through the Ages" right away ;)
I did this for my summer cleaning decorating and just minimalizing my room and life as well. Omg it was hard and sad to get ride of something's but I did it and I feel like a weight is lifted off me and my room has more light to it.
I'm going through tech right now. I have a huge amount of old tech: cords, drives, power adaptors, etc. When I say I have a huge amount, I'm not kidding. I was actually getting physically ill when I began gathering the items. However, I've managed to sort enough to realize that I can do this although it might take a long time.
Evangeline Brown I have so much old tech too! It seems like such a waste to discard because they're functioning, but just old/obselete. Like old cords for old cellphones and old digital cameras. Make sure to e-recycle!
i think books and papers would be the hardest for me. I have a TON of books well into the hundreds and i write my own novels so i have many journals and notebooks will character designs, scenes written out etc. im not sure if ill be able to part with them.
Kayla Watson You don’t have to throw them if you love them. no matter how many journals you have, you do not want to have the mindset that you have to minimize and or throw or donate a lot of things, because you just have to get rid of those that doesn’t spark joy and keep the stuff that makes you happy so everyday you’re happier
Yeah, if I were to try and attempt the KonMari method the books and papers category would be the one that would be trimmed down the least. I have a ton of books and I have a really hard time getting rid of any whether I liked the book or not. There’s always been a small part of me that thinks getting rid of a book even by donating it is going to hurt its feelings or something. Same is true with stuffed animals.
Uh oh... you broke a rule!!! do not open them!!Lol I feel the same about papers, and when I sort my 50+ notebooks, I'm going to tear important pages out and put them in a file, then sort on the paper tidying.
First the positive: kudos on doing this. It really is life changing! Thanks for sharing your process. Now I have to say it’s sad to me to see books recycled. There are plenty of people and kids who would gladly have taken those books. Unless they were literally falling apart, why???
I tried it out with my clothes and it was amazing. I'm very happy with the results of it and I am interested in decluttering the rest of my things this way. I have started sorting through my jewelry and I've been shocked to discover that I wear a lot of earrings, a few specific necklaces, a few pins, and like no bracelets. I will occasionally wear ones that I'm sentimental about or that go with my outfit, but I realized that I've never really been a bracelet person. Also, a few years ago, my mom bought me a little jewelry dresser to store my jewelry in. I don't like it. It closes everything off, the doors on the sides don't work very well and I feel like I'm holding onto a bunch of stuff I don't want. I honestly want to finish sorting through my jewelry and just get rid of it entirely, because I have limited furniture space in my room anyway. Hmm...lots to consider.
Hi girl, I've been watching your videos. I am currently halfway the Marie Kondo book. In the mean time, I haven't really started the method yet, BUT I am trying to apply it in a small way here and there where I can before I actually start the big clean-up. Right now I am discarding things when I run into them (i.e. when I am ironing clothes I will throw them out when they don't spark joy). Right now I feel like I have so much "stuff" around me that I don't even need....
I have literally soooo many books. When I moved to my bf I sold all my Shelves for them and now they sit since 2 years in their boxes. -.- I need to clean them out and donate the hell out of them. I def. keep the ones I work with and some of my fave pieces. But there´s no way I need over 300 Books in my life.
Hi Lavendaire! First up, can I just thank you for your AMAZING videos!!! I can pretty much guess that you are a GOOD BIT younger than me, and I am so impressed and uplifted by your AMAZING videos! You are a good influence for the younger girls I have to say! Secondly, I have love your KonMari Series, and I just wanted to say that I spotted that you had a copy of 'The Purpose Driven Life' in there amongst your collection! What did you think of this book?? :)
lisashoegal Hi Lisa, aw thank you for your support and kind words! I have to be honest, I didn't finish reading that book but I did dive into the topic of purpose in other readings, and I believe we all have a purpose that we should align ourselves with :)
I don’t know if you’ll see this but wow I’m tripping! 0:56 RHS! Hahaha Small world man. It’s nice to see and hear that somebody from Rowland is doing well
How do you tidy the kon-mari method of you live with someone? This you can't decide on their stuff and sometimes cannot persuade them to do the clean up. Do you have any recommendations?
I'm currently looking through my books and sorting those out, it seems I've bought more books that I felt were 'interesting' on their own. Instead of being interesting for *me* specifically. Like a book with terrifying Cinderella-dolls. I was so thunderstruck by their scaryness (it was a common book) that I went and bought them, curiously staring in those empty eyes, until it freaked me out and I put the book down. Now I've decided those books need to go. I don't enjoy looking at them, they're scary, I've taken a picture of them and goodbye, off to some weirdo that collects scary books.
Love your videos! I'm binge watching at the moment and in this video, I realized we went to all of the same schools. I attended Oswalt, Rincon, then Rowland. Of course, I'm much much older (Class of 2003), but so happy to have found you. :)
Are those The Amazing Days of Abby Hayes books on your bottom shelf? I kept mine too when I was cleaning out my shelf, even though giving them to my younger cousins to enjoy would have been better, since they are the same age when I read them. I'm way sentimental, haha.
omg, i noticed that we have a lot of similar books!! :) like that birthday encyclopedia and the five people you meet in heaven. are u reading any books right now? what are your recommendations?
i always share what i'm currently reading in my email newsletter (lavendaire.com/mail) and occasionally in my monthly favorites videos! currently: anatomy of the spirit by caroline myss
I've been watching ur vids about "tydeing" and as u said books/papers were easier than clothes I've to ask _ Can I start by that item, without "disarange" the process?
+cristina diaz (skinny) Since Lavendaire hasn't gotten to this yet, maybe I'll chime in. Kondo explains in the book that the reason for the order she gives is because with clothes it's easier to start developing your sense for which items spark joy and which don't. I'm guessing she's probably right this is universal. If you find you can't part with something but you're not sure if it sparks joy, Kondo suggests considering whether you're holding on to sentimental links to the past, or (unconsciously) acting on fears of the future. If so, you make your peace and "thank" the item for whatever purpose it served (including feelings it evoked in you, lessons that owning it taught you, etc.) before letting it go. If not, then what I did is picture myself wearing the item, what I'd wear it with, when I'd wear it, where I'd wear it, etc. Is there something else I could easily (or would rather) replace it with? Asking myself those questions and running through that kind of visualization in my mind made the process easier and easier. On top of that, something cool happened: There were some items of clothing I almost discarded because I wasn't sure. I almost never saw these items, and not using an item is usually a criterion for discarding. But in my case it was simply a case of "out of sight, out of mind." In fact it turns out there can be a sense of "obligation" to throw perfectly well-loved things out too, and that's not what this method is about. After deciding to keep these items, I've noticed I wear them lots and appreciate them much more than I did before! Without a doubt I've developed greater appreciation for all of my current wardrobe thanks to this method.
Thanks Em for ur "help", with ur comments I understand much more all the process of KonMari tidying. To be honest I feel time is crucial here and my work difficults that as well as my wealling on doing straight away or all at once. So first I need discipline and then I'll be ready. As I recognize my problems I guess that't a start to get there but I assure u help a big part answering to me. Thanks :) and i'll do an effort to acomplish an organized room(s)
+Samantha Hampton I order it from left to right: heaviest/tallest to lightest/shortest. It actually descends that way. But it's because when clothes are hung from heaviest to lightest, the slope is seen on the bottom, whereas books are on a shelf, so the slope is seen at the top!
Hey :) I really want to do this, too, but one problem I have is that I don't know where and how to recycle my old papers... what did you do with yours? :)
+Fee Flyleaf we have a recycle bin here at our home. If you don't have a recycling system in your neighborhood, I'm sure you can find a recycling center nearby
+Ewa Nowakowska if you truly "need" them then you should keep them. some things don't exactly make us happy but we absolutely need to keep them lol. this category should be pretty minimal though and you can keep them out of sight
"If you have a lot of unread books or books you hang onto in the belief you’ll reread them one day, Kondo recommends getting rid of them. She says that as a result of practicing the KonMari method herself, she owns no more than 30 books. Kondo personally considers that number ideal." www.deseretnews.com/article/900050302/marie-kondos-book-advice-in-netflixs-tidying-up-has-upset-a-lot-of-bookworms-heres-why-konmari-method.html These are the sentiments and lifestyle of someone who isn't any kind of voracious reader. At all. If you love to read, if you are seeking to live a life of the mind, avoid her suggestions and leave the tidying up to people who obviously have different interests and lifestyle values than the typical book lover.
First step: remove all the books from the book shelf I have 5 thousand books........😅😅😅 Second step: does it spark joy? What if sometimes it does but sometimes it doesn’t?
but what about when you have kids? Not everyone can afford to buy all the books again for kids. I do understand the "one day I'll loss weight and fit this again" thing, but what about the "in a few years this would save me a ton of money" thing, like with children's books. I guess in that case it's your own judgement? I love minimalism but it does not seem to work for a family with kids that are growing and changing rapidly.
it's all up to you! you can totally donate the books that don't serve you anymore and keep those that still do (if it makes you happy to think about saving it for your children). you can make minimalism work for any family type! Check out my friend's channel - ua-cam.com/users/NaturallyThriftyMom -- she's a mother of 4 who is a minimalist. she teaches her children to declutter with her!
I think about if and when I would have children too. I have my own miniature library. It's great knowing I've saved so much money by going to thrift stores and yard sales, etc.
+giftraum ?? I'm sharing my experience going through her method of tidying! It's blogging my journey. So many bloggers out there doing the same. Don't think there's anything wrong with that.
If you're looking for recent KonMari/decluttering videos, check out below!
Declutter With Me (KonMari) | Spring Cleaning My Closet | bit.ly/2Lp7tFh
How to Get Your Life Together | Reset Routine | bit.ly/2zRYtaw
I was on your Pinterest while watching this!
I'm doing KonMari method now. It's good to hear your perspective because Kondo is a little too straight-forward with her process. People like me are sentimental, and it's hard to know your intuition at first. Thanks for sharing your journey. I know I can do it! :)
I love that other people are starting to cleanse their lives of unnecessary junk. I get rid of things on a regular basis. I'm basically the opposite of a hoarder. Having too many things gives me anxiety. I rarely form attachments to things, but I'm curious to see if that'll change with my first baby on the way lol
jmconant did it change??
did u throw the baby away already
I took all my papers (about 60 years worth) and scanned them, then saved them on a flash drive. Nothing to do with joy. I kept what was essential (British Driver's Licence Green Card. German citizenship. South African ID. That's it. Life is much lighter now. :)
+Tessa Schlesinger how much time you needed for scanning it..? and how much paper was it..
natalie meier Took about 2 weeks, averaging 10 hours per day. It was 2700 photographs and 2 large files of papers.
Hi there!
I am trying to do a similar thing as you did 1 year ago.
Did you scan one page at a time?
what scanner did you use?
Thank you!
Like you, I'm very attached to my paper stuff from my old journals and musings on scraps of paper to my old worksheets from elementary. I found Marie Kondo's book in the middle of my decluttering process (therefore my order of decluttering is not in the order in which she suggested), so i had everything out on my floor from clothing to books to komono (it was a nightmare). As of right now, the sentimental papers I've weeded out are chilling in a box for me to further sort through later. The things that I did find the courage to let go and recycle are probably happier now because they are going to serve another purpose, and I'm much happier as well :) Thank you for sharing your journey with us! I can't wait for the other videos in your tidying series♥
I love this book and did the same thing on Monday for my clothes. I don't have much clutter already, but I had two garbage bags of donations and three bags of garbage. Now, I have to tackle papers though. ^^ The cool thing about KonMari's method is that it can be applied to everything...even computer organization, which is what I'm struggling with now.
Books and papers was the largest category for me. I went to art school. Watching myself grow as an artist was encouraging experience. I nearly kept everything.
I spotted "Gardner's Art through the Ages" right away ;)
I did this for my summer cleaning decorating and just minimalizing my room and life as well. Omg it was hard and sad to get ride of something's but I did it and I feel like a weight is lifted off me and my room has more light to it.
I'm going through tech right now. I have a huge amount of old tech: cords, drives, power adaptors, etc. When I say I have a huge amount, I'm not kidding. I was actually getting physically ill when I began gathering the items. However, I've managed to sort enough to realize that I can do this although it might take a long time.
Evangeline Brown I have so much old tech too! It seems like such a waste to discard because they're functioning, but just old/obselete. Like old cords for old cellphones and old digital cameras. Make sure to e-recycle!
i think books and papers would be the hardest for me. I have a TON of books well into the hundreds and i write my own novels so i have many journals and notebooks will character designs, scenes written out etc. im not sure if ill be able to part with them.
Kayla Watson You don’t have to throw them if you love them. no matter how many journals you have, you do not want to have the mindset that you have to minimize and or throw or donate a lot of things, because you just have to get rid of those that doesn’t spark joy and keep the stuff that makes you happy so everyday you’re happier
Yeah, if I were to try and attempt the KonMari method the books and papers category would be the one that would be trimmed down the least. I have a ton of books and I have a really hard time getting rid of any whether I liked the book or not. There’s always been a small part of me that thinks getting rid of a book even by donating it is going to hurt its feelings or something. Same is true with stuffed animals.
@@Edriely Me too.. if I had money and space, I would buy all the books and stuffed animals in the world and keep them.
@@Edriely Omg same, that is soo me!
@@123mst456 and @Edriely are you sure we aren't twins?😂😜 i would do the exact same thing!
This is the last area I have to declutter! This cleaning playlist got me in a while cleaning mood - thank you!
I love your organizational videos! So lovely!
Eat, Pray, Love is a book that I kept too! :D
hope you do a video on sentimental items :)
Uh oh... you broke a rule!!! do not open them!!Lol I feel the same about papers, and when I sort my 50+ notebooks, I'm going to tear important pages out and put them in a file, then sort on the paper tidying.
First the positive: kudos on doing this. It really is life changing! Thanks for sharing your process.
Now I have to say it’s sad to me to see books recycled. There are plenty of people and kids who would gladly have taken those books. Unless they were literally falling apart, why???
I loved your blocking notebook! I have so many that look like that :)
I tried it out with my clothes and it was amazing. I'm very happy with the results of it and I am interested in decluttering the rest of my things this way. I have started sorting through my jewelry and I've been shocked to discover that I wear a lot of earrings, a few specific necklaces, a few pins, and like no bracelets. I will occasionally wear ones that I'm sentimental about or that go with my outfit, but I realized that I've never really been a bracelet person. Also, a few years ago, my mom bought me a little jewelry dresser to store my jewelry in. I don't like it. It closes everything off, the doors on the sides don't work very well and I feel like I'm holding onto a bunch of stuff I don't want. I honestly want to finish sorting through my jewelry and just get rid of it entirely, because I have limited furniture space in my room anyway. Hmm...lots to consider.
Hi girl, I've been watching your videos. I am currently halfway the Marie Kondo book. In the mean time, I haven't really started the method yet, BUT I am trying to apply it in a small way here and there where I can before I actually start the big clean-up. Right now I am discarding things when I run into them (i.e. when I am ironing clothes I will throw them out when they don't spark joy). Right now I feel like I have so much "stuff" around me that I don't even need....
I love your konmari way videos :3 !
The second I saw your copy of "Godel Escher Bach" in the dolly, I know I'd come to the right place!
haha nice!! too bad I never got to read through a lot of that book but I totally appreciate the concept of it all
It's a bit difficult -- I've truthfully only gotten about halfway through. But the concept is what really makes me a massive fan, despite that. : )
I'm probably gonna use your videos as a guide and start tidying next week after exams :) realy looking forward to it
I have literally soooo many books. When I moved to my bf I sold all my Shelves for them and now they sit since 2 years in their boxes. -.- I need to clean them out and donate the hell out of them. I def. keep the ones I work with and some of my fave pieces. But there´s no way I need over 300 Books in my life.
Thank you! This video makes the process seem a lot less daunting.
I saw the Five People You Meet in Heaven in one of those piles! That is one of my all time favorite books.
Hi Lavendaire! First up, can I just thank you for your AMAZING videos!!! I can pretty much guess that you are a GOOD BIT younger than me, and I am so impressed and uplifted by your AMAZING videos! You are a good influence for the younger girls I have to say!
Secondly, I have love your KonMari Series, and I just wanted to say that I spotted that you had a copy of 'The Purpose Driven Life' in there amongst your collection! What did you think of this book?? :)
lisashoegal Hi Lisa, aw thank you for your support and kind words! I have to be honest, I didn't finish reading that book but I did dive into the topic of purpose in other readings, and I believe we all have a purpose that we should align ourselves with :)
Speaking about books.. I just bought her book and it realy helpful
I don’t know if you’ll see this but wow I’m tripping!
0:56 RHS! Hahaha
Small world man. It’s nice to see and hear that somebody from Rowland is doing well
Great vid. I finally parted with my books, well most of them. ❤
The Last Empress IS amazing. The Clinton book not worth keeping after reading. You did a great job.
That book on Killary definitely needed to go!
Wow!! Amazing job!!!
I love all your videos! thank you!!
Thanks for your example...
How do you tidy the kon-mari method of you live with someone?
This you can't decide on their stuff and sometimes cannot persuade them to do the clean up.
Do you have any recommendations?
Thanks for sharing...all ur tidying series is very helpful ;-) I'm quite lazy for tidying...but now i have some ideas from you and want to try it. ;-)
I'm currently looking through my books and sorting those out, it seems I've bought more books that I felt were 'interesting' on their own.
Instead of being interesting for *me* specifically. Like a book with terrifying Cinderella-dolls. I was so thunderstruck by their scaryness (it was a common book) that I went and bought them, curiously staring in those empty eyes, until it freaked me out and I put the book down.
Now I've decided those books need to go. I don't enjoy looking at them, they're scary, I've taken a picture of them and goodbye, off to some weirdo that collects scary books.
I actually recognized that Kaiser Health-wise book, too!
I'm up to Papers! :D
I have the Five People You Meet in Heaven book too! I knew I recognized the cover haha
Yay yay yay!!! You are so lovely
Overall Adventures
Love your videos! I'm binge watching at the moment and in this video, I realized we went to all of the same schools. I attended Oswalt, Rincon, then Rowland. Of course, I'm much much older (Class of 2003), but so happy to have found you. :)
Haha! What a coincidence :)
nice book collection
*sees catcher in the rye in the spark joy pile *
Are those The Amazing Days of Abby Hayes books on your bottom shelf? I kept mine too when I was cleaning out my shelf, even though giving them to my younger cousins to enjoy would have been better, since they are the same age when I read them. I'm way sentimental, haha.
Where did you get your shirt? It's so cute!
Rebecca Love Thanks! Got it while street shopping in Thailand
omg, i noticed that we have a lot of similar books!! :) like that birthday encyclopedia and the five people you meet in heaven. are u reading any books right now? what are your recommendations?
i always share what i'm currently reading in my email newsletter (lavendaire.com/mail) and occasionally in my monthly favorites videos! currently: anatomy of the spirit by caroline myss
I have that Pocahontas book!!!
I've been watching ur vids about "tydeing" and as u said books/papers were easier than clothes I've to ask _ Can I start by that item, without "disarange" the process?
+cristina diaz (skinny) Since Lavendaire hasn't gotten to this yet, maybe I'll chime in. Kondo explains in the book that the reason for the order she gives is because with clothes it's easier to start developing your sense for which items spark joy and which don't. I'm guessing she's probably right this is universal.
If you find you can't part with something but you're not sure if it sparks joy, Kondo suggests considering whether you're holding on to sentimental links to the past, or (unconsciously) acting on fears of the future. If so, you make your peace and "thank" the item for whatever purpose it served (including feelings it evoked in you, lessons that owning it taught you, etc.) before letting it go. If not, then what I did is picture myself wearing the item, what I'd wear it with, when I'd wear it, where I'd wear it, etc. Is there something else I could easily (or would rather) replace it with? Asking myself those questions and running through that kind of visualization in my mind made the process easier and easier.
On top of that, something cool happened: There were some items of clothing I almost discarded because I wasn't sure. I almost never saw these items, and not using an item is usually a criterion for discarding. But in my case it was simply a case of "out of sight, out of mind." In fact it turns out there can be a sense of "obligation" to throw perfectly well-loved things out too, and that's not what this method is about. After deciding to keep these items, I've noticed I wear them lots and appreciate them much more than I did before! Without a doubt I've developed greater appreciation for all of my current wardrobe thanks to this method.
+Em thanks for sharing!
Thanks Em for ur "help", with ur comments I understand much more all the process of KonMari tidying. To be honest I feel time is crucial here and my work difficults that as well as my wealling on doing straight away or all at once. So first I need discipline and then I'll be ready. As I recognize my problems I guess that't a start to get there but I assure u help a big part answering to me. Thanks :) and i'll do an effort to acomplish an organized room(s)
+Em This helped me more than you will probably ever know.
😊 Glad for both of us. Happy (and a "neat") 2017
I wish I had my childhood books! 😭
I don't even want to touch my books and scarves, but I know I'll have to get there eventually.
Hi where did you buy that metal cart from please?
Where'd you get those shelves? 0:56
How should we store the books? I wanted to do the "rising to the right" idea but I'm having a hard time haha!
+Samantha Hampton I order it from left to right: heaviest/tallest to lightest/shortest. It actually descends that way. But it's because when clothes are hung from heaviest to lightest, the slope is seen on the bottom, whereas books are on a shelf, so the slope is seen at the top!
Omg Taiwan Today at 1:19 I threw that out a few years ago but feel like I regret it.
Hey :) I really want to do this, too, but one problem I have is that I don't know where and how to recycle my old papers... what did you do with yours? :)
+Fee Flyleaf we have a recycle bin here at our home. If you don't have a recycling system in your neighborhood, I'm sure you can find a recycling center nearby
thank you, I'll look for one :) I really enjoyed watching your konmari experience videos, they really motivated me! Thank you :)
do you know what to do with notebooks from college classesxD
I am going to try reducing my books by 1/10 th each year-which is fast enough for me.
I miss a little bit that you explain why you threw or put out something..I mean to show more the proces, specially by paper..;)
what if you hate your stuff(company papers), but you're legally obliged to keep them?
+Ewa Nowakowska if you truly "need" them then you should keep them. some things don't exactly make us happy but we absolutely need to keep them lol. this category should be pretty minimal though and you can keep them out of sight
has any body? read the alice in verse the lost rhymes of wonderland book? from jt holden
"If you have a lot of unread books or books you hang onto in the belief you’ll reread them one day, Kondo recommends getting rid of them.
She says that as a result of practicing the KonMari method herself, she owns no more than 30 books. Kondo personally considers that number ideal."
www.deseretnews.com/article/900050302/marie-kondos-book-advice-in-netflixs-tidying-up-has-upset-a-lot-of-bookworms-heres-why-konmari-method.html
These are the sentiments and lifestyle of someone who isn't any kind of voracious reader. At all. If you love to read, if you are seeking to live a life of the mind, avoid her suggestions and leave the tidying up to people who obviously have different interests and lifestyle values than the typical book lover.
First step: remove all the books from the book shelf
I have 5 thousand books........😅😅😅
Second step: does it spark joy?
What if sometimes it does but sometimes it doesn’t?
Hi, Do you have an email? I just started tiddying and i love it:)
هل يمكن إضافة الترجمة باللغة العربية للفيديو،فهي رائعة
Clothes are a nightmare I'm skipping ahead lol
but what about when you have kids? Not everyone can afford to buy all the books again for kids. I do understand the "one day I'll loss weight and fit this again" thing, but what about the "in a few years this would save me a ton of money" thing, like with children's books. I guess in that case it's your own judgement? I love minimalism but it does not seem to work for a family with kids that are growing and changing rapidly.
it's all up to you! you can totally donate the books that don't serve you anymore and keep those that still do (if it makes you happy to think about saving it for your children). you can make minimalism work for any family type! Check out my friend's channel - ua-cam.com/users/NaturallyThriftyMom -- she's a mother of 4 who is a minimalist. she teaches her children to declutter with her!
I think about if and when I would have children too. I have my own miniature library. It's great knowing I've saved so much money by going to thrift stores and yard sales, etc.
I just discovered your channel and love it! So much great content! I just started a channel too. Please check it out if you have time!
Lol, I have a girls guide to life 😅
You have hardly any books to begin with.
Handyman
so basically you are profiting with your similarity to marie kondo. shame.
+giftraum ?? I'm sharing my experience going through her method of tidying! It's blogging my journey. So many bloggers out there doing the same. Don't think there's anything wrong with that.
I love all your videos! thank you!!