Japanese tidying expert Marie Kondo became an international household name thanks to her KonMari method. The organization techniques are the subject of her global bestsellers The Life-Changing Magic ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Have you ever looked around your living space and felt overwhelmed by the sheer amount of stuff surrounding you? Many people long ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The KonMari Method may be 11 years old, but one year into a global pandemic, it feels more relevant than ever. We were barely past ...

NEW YORK -- Earlier this week, CBS2's Cindy Hsu took us behind-the-scene as she tackled spring cleaning with the help of a professional organizer. Today, it's Elise Finch's turn. She wanted to turn ...

After weeks of planting, pruning, mowing and weeding, the garden still doesn’t look really pulled together. Or maybe you have a storage shed that looks like it’s auditioning for the “Hoarders” reality ...

I stood in our kitchen holding three small cups and waited for my husband to speak. One cup was pewter with a slim handle and my husband’s initials engraved in an ornate script. Another was a ...

With warmer weather (hopefully) just a few short weeks away, you might start thinking about spring cleaning your workspace. And if you’re familiar with decluttering sensation Marie Kondo (and her ...

Here's my take on the KonMari method to organize and declutter. other YTers I follow who have spoken of this METHOD: -mysocalledhome (book review) -ourfarmhouselife (book review) -Jennifer Ross ...

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Lavendaire shares secrets for tidying books and papers using the KonMari method to create order and clarity. Why Elon Musk says saving for retirement will be 'irrelevant' in the next 20 years Lee ...

If you’re familiar with decluttering sensation Marie Kondo (and her “KonMari” method), then you know that there’s no greater way to “spark joy” than by keeping only what you need—and keeping it neat ...