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As you are organizing and rearranging your desk supplies, think vertical for storage! There are lots of ways to vertically arrange your papers and supplies. Marie Kondo, the Japanese Organizer, suggests that Komono Items (miscellaneous) be organized vertically whenever possible. The idea is to be able to see everything, whether you are opening a drawer or a box. Stacking items generally means that they will begin to get lost, you will forget what you own, and you will start purchasing duplicate items, which only adds to the clutter. The goal is not perfection. The goal is to be able to see what you have easily, find what you need quickly, and return items to their correct spot without a fuss. This means that every item needs a home! Use dividers in desk drawers to separate different types of items. Small plastic containers, cardboard lids from stationary packages, and even plastic trays that produce comes in may be just what you need for a drawer divider. The boxes that iPhones come in are very sturdy and work nicely as well. Marie Kondo came out with this short video with some great tips for organizing your desk! "Spark Joy while Studying at Home" Keeping a clear space, giving everything a home, and putting things back when you're done can ease anxiety and make you more productive. Give it a try! If you need some help, we offer virtual coaching and organizing sessions. Marie Kondo has a new Netflix show coming out... she will be tidying a town!
"Sparking Joy - in Small Town USA" They are currently taking nominations, and you can propose that she visit your town to help tidy up! It looks like they will be visiting local spots like the fire-station, mayor's office, and schools. Check it out here: https://tidymytowncom.castingcrane.com/age-gate  I am thrilled to announce that I am a Bronze Level Certified KonMari Consultant!
This means that I have over 150 hours of in-home organizing experience working with clients specifically in the KonMari Method of tidying. This method was created by Japanese organizer Marie Kondo, host of the popular Netflix show "Tidying Up". I completed my KonMari consultant certification course in New York and now offer in-home sessions in Houston, Texas. Let me know if you would like some help as you complete your own Tidying Journey! |
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