We are home and we are about to spend a lot of time there. Why don’t you try to take advantage of the situation and declutter you home?
Taking good care of your things leads to taking good care of yourself.
Start by collecting all your clothes (yours only) from all over the house. Coats from the entrance and maternity clothes from the storage room. It’s important to collect all the garments from every corner of the house, as the basic rule of the KonMari method is to tidy by category and not location. Collect all your clothes from the wardrobe and place them on your bed, one on top of the other, creating a pile.
The pile makes you realise how much you own. Sometimes its overwhelming to stand in front of it. But this way you will handle the items one by one and do the joy check.
Take each item in your hands, ask herself “does it spark joy”? If the answer is a clear yes, place it in the “to keep pile”. If it was a “no”, it goes to the discarding (donating) pile, but only after you say “thank you” to each item she discarded. Along the process you will find few items that you won’t be a able to decide, as you might want to try them on. For now kept it a side on the “to try pile”. After you will handle each item, it will be the time to collect all the items that no longer spark joy for you and place them in bags.
These days it might be impossible to go out of home to donate those bags full of clothes. For now keep them in a storage room if possible.
Place your clothes in your wardrobe, taking in considiration your needs, sorting the clothes like with like.
Need more guidance? Feel free to contact me so I can help you in your own KonMari journey!
