Tidying your digital life may actually be harder than tidying your home.
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But not everyone in the tidying world is thrilled about the rise of Kondo-branded tidying.
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In The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, Kondo promises even more dramatic results from tidying.
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Tidying master Marie Kondo is working on a children's book about friendship, tidying up, and, of course, embracing joy.
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Her bestselling book "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up" is 63 compelling pages about, you guessed it, the art of tidying.
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Gunn revealed he's not a fan of Kondo's hit Netflix home organization show Tidying Up With Marie Kondo, saying he doesn't agree with her tidying methods.
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Features The star of Netflix's "Tidying Up" and author of "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up" is training an army of emissaries to declutter the American home.
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What I found pretty effectively corroborated the stories seen in Tidying Up With Marie Kondo, Netflix's eight episode series that follows organizational guru Kondo's work as a tidying consultant.
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Beth Penn, a professional organizer and the author of The Little Book of Tidying, believes that tidying should be a daily intention — an approach to living rather than a quick solution.
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Ever since binge-watching the entirety of Netflix's Tidying Up with Marie Kondo in a single day, her viral KonMari Method of sparking joy through tidying has been burnt into our minds.
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That's when I fell under the spell of The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, the 2014 book from Marie Kondo that sparked her new Netflix series, Tidying Up With Marie Kondo.
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They were spotted tidying up the stadiums after their matches.
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Think capsule wardrobes or Marie Kondo's guide to tidying up.
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Kondo, cannily, uses the term "tidying" for what she does.
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Specifically, about Tidying Up with Marie Kondo's approach to books.
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"Tidying up" is having a cultural moment in the spotlight.
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We are all a mess, even when we're done tidying.
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We asked Marie Kondo for help tidying up digital life.
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I spent the morning tidying the entryway to our home.
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Marie Kondo, above, the Japanese tidying guru whose 2014 book, "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up," has sold over 8.5 million copies sold in over 40 languages, now has a reality TV show.
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Marie Kondo is good at many things: tidying up (duh), convincing others of the life-changing magic of tidying up (double duh), and spreading her brand of pure, serene joy to all that she touches.
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Kondo is vigilant about the order in which tidying should occur.
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I hop on Netflix and watch Tidying Up with Marie Kondo.
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Especially if they just finished binging Tidying Up With Marie Kondo.
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Then I head home, unpack the groceries, and start tidying up.
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She became infatuated with tidying when she was 83, she says.
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It was a natural target for bureaucrats tidying up the world.
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Baby takes another nap and I putter around tidying the house.
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Tidying Up with Marie Condo is now streaming exclusively on Netflix.
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First of all, Ms Kondo laments that tidying is criminally misunderstood.
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As a reward for tidying up, the kids were given stickers.
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Orchard St.: A bespoke space that could use some tidying up.
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The word she uses, "tidying," is annoying and arcane to them.
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Whatever approach you take, don't skimp on tidying up your data.
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"That's a Protestant-looking house," mothers would chirp after tidying up.
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Bicker about the tidying-up or gripe about Dad's loud sneeze?
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Sure, tidying up is nice and makes a place more comfortable.
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"The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up" by Marie Kondo (2014)
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There will be a crisis; there will be a tidying up.
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The petite Japanese woman's visibility skyrocketed after publishing the best-selling The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up (Kondo actually wrote the book as a stopgap to appease the long waitlist for her tidying consultation services).
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"We can't just focus on tidying all the time," Kondo tells PEOPLE.
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Netflix releasing Tidying Up with Marie Kondo on New Year's Day pic.twitter.
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If so, you're ready for the next step: tidying up what remains.
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That's why we fell so hard for Tidying Up With Marie Kondo.
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Netflix star and tidying expert Marie Kondo is looking to raise $40M
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I should confess that I prefer spending my time painting than tidying.
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Do you want Aeolus to use your vacuum for some tidying up?
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Here, the victims speak: Okay, we're watching the Marie Kondo tidying show.
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These devices are game changers when it comes to tidying your home.
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The new generation of Berlusconis has plenty of tidying up to do.
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With over 100 seats on the set, that's a ton of tidying.
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I don't expect her to be the magical tidying baby, but yeah.
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Everyone's talking about Marie Kondo's hit Netflix show "Tidying up" and her book "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up," both of which create a guide, using six principals outlined by Kondo to help you organize your home.
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Her debut book, The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, has been read by millions across the world, and her Netflix show, Tidying Up with Marie Kondo, was instantly beloved when it hit the streaming service in January 2019.
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Before leaving office, President Obama has been busy tidying up the White House.
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Like tidying up the table after breakfast or putting things in the dishwasher!
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"It's a lot of tidying up, which we intend to do", he said.
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How to watch: Tidying Up with Marie Kondo is now streaming on Netflix.
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After Marie Kondo's 8-episode season of Tidying Up released on Netflix on Jan.
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The junta is also tidying up loose ends, and putting opponents in their place.
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"Tidying itself is not the be-all and end-all goal," she tells BHG.
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On Tidying Up Marie Kondo has people get rid of their sentimental items last.
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It's no wonder, then, that Marie Kondo's "tidying" practices have spawned a tidy empire.
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Since as long as Abigail Ness can remember, she's been good at tidying up.
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During her lecture, Marie demonstrated how the body feels when it finds tidying joy.
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When she was 193, her friends began offering her money for her tidying services.
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I asked if I could come along and maybe help Ning complete her tidying.
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Marie Kondo is setting the record straight on one rampant rumor about tidying up.
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Settling in the garage, Anton busies himself making propaganda videos and tidying the garden.
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A Reuters witness saw construction workers tidying up the Dong Dang station on Thursday.
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Plan to lift with L. tonight and do some tidying up around the house.
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This way, the next generation won't see tidying up as exclusively a women's concern.
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And we also have guidance on tidying up after you've Marie Kondo-ed everything.
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In other words, Ischomachus sells Socrates on the life-changing magic of tidying up.
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Despite its progressive and diverse casting that has become synonymous with Netflix's brand— Tidying Up's clients are a range of ages, ethnic backgrounds, and sexualities—Kondo always arbitrarily assigns women the kitchen and men the garage during the "komono" portion of the tidying.
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It was by chance that my friend Megan sent me a link to an article praising Marie Kondo's The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, the enormously popular book on — you guessed it — tidying up, as told by Japan's Queen of Decluttering.
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On New Year's Day, Netflix released the series "Tidying Up with Marie Kondo," a minimalist home/life improvement show based on the wildly popular 2014 book "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up" and starring the book's author, Japanese organization expert Marie Kondo.
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Tidying Up doesn't follow the frantic timeline of many makeover shows, and neither should you.
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Usually priced at $299.99, you can score this high-powered tidying tool for just $149.99.
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Also, in the Sc22.0 design, the biologists have done some tidying up of the genome.
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She is the embodiment of the movement she started: Tidying as a way of life.
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Ultimately, tidying your desk with the KonMari method requires a comprehensive review of your priorities.
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It's a common misconception that spring is the main season tied to at-home tidying.
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Some care providers use euphemisms, such as "tidying up down there" for stitching up tears.
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Proponents of such "map-tidying" say that multi-ethnic states have failed in the Balkans.
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I do some more tidying and eat some grapes that are on the kitchen counter.
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Tidying up with Marie Kondo has forced viewers to reevaluate their relationship with their closet.
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When tasked with home organizing, men and women on Tidying Up treat it very differently.
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This also doesn't necessarily mean men pick up the mental load after the tidying process.
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I bought the book as a Christmas gift for my ever-tidying, ever-cleaning mother.
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I created this course to share the life-changing magic of tidying with more people.
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So I took to Instagram — a veritable treasure trove of #organizationporn — and got to tidying.
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Watch Mr. Smith's Bobbie mimicking domestic rituals of grooming and tidying at manically heightened speed.
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It is beyond just cleaning or tidying; KonMari encourages self-awareness within your own life.
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As a matter of fact, I was tidying up my library before leaving for Erbil.
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Sometimes we see people, too, from residents to a cleaner tidying the building's stark undercroft.
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Blueground raises $23M for flexible apartment rentals Netflix star and tidying expert Marie Kondo Netflix star and tidying expert Marie Kondo A16z gets even bigger Andreessen Horowitz tapped David George as its newest general partner and its first top dealmaker focused on late-stage deals.
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In addition to her original decluttering bible, The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, Marie Kondo is the New York Times–bestselling author of Spark Joy and The Life-Changing Manga of Tidying Up. Together these titles have sold 11 million copies in 40 countries.
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The home organization reality show called Tidying Up With Marie Kondo consists of the effervescent Kondo, with translator in tow, visiting Americans who are suffering under their accumulation of stuff and things, teaching them her method for tidying, and restoring order to their homes.
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As this year of Marie Kondo kicks off, with Tidying Up With Marie Kondo buzzing across Netflix and think piece after think piece on Kondo and her tidying methodology blasting through the internet, a curious criticism of Kondo has emerged and proved its staying power.
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Japanese fans also did their part, continuing their tradition of tidying up the stands following games.
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And according to the tweets, you'll be tempted to start tidying up after just one episode.
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There's also an app to guide you through the process of tidying according to her methods.
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Once your Roomba is done tidying the house, you can clean up your enemies in hell.
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"I haven't watched her show," Koopersmith says of Tidying Up, which premiered on Netflix in 2019.
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We usually spend that time tidying up our rooms, reading, or just going for a walk.
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But, cultivating a positive professional reputation is about more than just tidying up your online image.
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Tidying wasn't just a function of your physical space; it was a function of your soul.
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As he walked, he would bend down and dutifully scoop up litter, tidying up the neighborhood.
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Consider a cleaning robot that's programmed to receive a reward every time it finishes tidying up.
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This week, tidying your room and reorganizing your space provides the facilities to think and breathe.
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Her first book, "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up," sold more than 10 million copies.
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You know, whether that's tidying up things like the credit business, or broader change of strategies.
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If I press its single button, it dies, while another press resumes the slow, Sisyphean tidying.
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Popular chores for younger children included tidying up toys, making the bed, and brushing their teeth.
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K., Google," I said while tidying up the room, "when am I going to Puerto Rico?
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We've also got a guide to tidying up your tech and digital worlds, Marie Kondo-style.
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It's healthy for the brain to compartmentalize things and to get into the tidying habit early.
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This year, Netflix's Tidying Up With Marie Kondo has elevated decluttering to the level of cultural zeitgeist.
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Once the couple is asleep, Barrett cleans the kitchen, the dining room, and whatever else needs tidying.
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Pakistan and India have gone some way, too, to tidying internal anomalies left by the British Raj.
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In all honesty, it's best to figure out what the tidying version of joy means to you.
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Her son needs a clean shirt, her husband demands his dinner and her living room needs tidying.
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Between key pickups, tidying, and maintenance emergencies, renting out your place isn't such a passive revenue source.
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I have a friend visiting this weekend and I have a lot of tidying up to do.
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How could they possibly know how profoundly life could improve if they hadn't yet completed their tidying?
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Tidying Up loves to play with the visual contrast between Kondo and the messes she cleans up.
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Tidying up will make you feel better — and a full, deep clean could make you feel awesome.
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Throw that out Marie Kondo's tidying show on Netflix debuted New Year's Day, launching a nationwide housecleaning.
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He was also able to employ 15 housekeepers who roamed Manhattan tidying up the apartments, he said.
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If you're looking to start de-cluttering, there's a whole movement to support you, inspired by Marie Kondo's "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up." The process starts with a tidying "marathon," in which you keep only those items that "spark joy" — and get rid of everything else.
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There are no blindfolds at the end of an episode of Tidying Up, but there are often tears.
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Steve Huffman, Reddit's cofounder and CEO, signaled the need for a tidying-up in a post last year.
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Tidying Up With Marie Kondo has inspired so many memes, some savage, some wholesome, and all downright hilarious.
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On January 1, Marie Kondo's now-infamous home makeover show, Tidying Up With Marie Kondo, dropped on Netflix.
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I putz around my apartment a bit, tidying up and planning a couple of outfits for the week.
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So he asked Kondo for help, and as you'd expect, there's a lot of tidying to be done.
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Marie Kondo's book The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up has changed countless lives, including many of ours.
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Marie Kondo, a Japanese tidying guru, is said to be inspired by Shinto's emphasis on process and ritual.
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The prime minister, Narendra Modi, loudly promotes a Clean India campaign aimed at building toilets and tidying streets.
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Others that humans handle effortlessly, like manoeuvering around furniture while tidying an office, are incredibly difficult for machines.
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The one thing left to do: find harmony in your digital work-life by tidying up your Slack.
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Tidying up a mess on this scale is never easy, but it is proving particularly tricky in India.
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The Bedford, UK-based blogger and mom wrote about her own marathon tidying session inspired by the show.
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His job included directing aircraft for takeoff and gate approach, handling baggage and tidying and de-icing planes.
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Google her name then click on the soap bucket to see a sponge tidying up her search listing.
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Consider a constructive alternative: offer the use of your home (that your daughter will be responsible for tidying).
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Tidying just once, by following the method to the uncompromising point of perfection, assures the impossibility of regressing.
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From the hallways to the lobby and courtyard, it seemed there were always groundskeepers tidying up the place.
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We even include our daughter in a lot of the cleaning and tidying we do around the house.
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I wolf down a Trader Joe's frozen mac 'n' cheese while tidying up, then head to the airport.
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On "Tidying Up," clients seem not just weary of the mess that they've accumulated but ashamed of it.
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Ms. Penn and her 22-month-old daughter sing a song and turn toy tidying into a game.
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We watched the new Marie Kondo series last night and have made plans to do some tidying. Eventually.
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Elliott reckons just the tidying-up and franking credit alone could add around 10 percent to BHP's value.
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"It was a really boring, straightforward plugging-in, tidying, and polishing exercise on that campaign," the source said.
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We study for a while before I kick him out so that I can finish tidying my English essay.
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My GF starts packing for her trip home tomorrow, and we take turns tidying and vacuuming up dog hair.
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You can also do some tidying by checking the Duplicates tab and seeing if any contacts can be merged.
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Her star brightened on New Year's Day, when Netflix released her instantly-viral show, Tidying Up With Marie Kondo.
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I take my pill and then clean up my apartment a little, doing dishes and tidying up the bathroom.
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Netflix just released the trailer of her upcoming show, Tidying Up with Marie Kondo, which premieres on January 1.
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Two guys spent about two hours on their knees on the floor with kitchen towels, tidying up the mess.
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Automakers Nissan have developed a unique solution to the problem of tidying up rows of chairs after office meetings.
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While tidying my bookshelves the other day, the first romance novel I ever read came tumbling to the floor.
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Pinterest is built out of a psychology based on tidying things up and keeping things organized in one spot.
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Some will do actual harvesting; others will do real gleaning, tidying what falls, or has fallen, on the ground.
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Pick up Life-Changing Magic or its illustrated companion book, Spark Joy, and tune into Tidying Up on Netflix.
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And the number of people who take care of tidying up the remaininglegacy matters shrinks as we move forward.
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At the college, Parivos says staff have been tidying up, hoping they have seen the last of the floodwaters.
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Pick up Life-Changing Magic or its illustrated companion book, Spark Joy, and tune into Tidying Up on Netflix.
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But sort of concerned that I'm spending a substantial amount of my life just tidying up my email account.
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No question here, really, and this is coming from someone who's gotten fairly consistent about tidying up his desktop.
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Tidying up your digital media may not feel worthwhile because your files are not visible in the real world.
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I was roughly two episodes into Netflix's Tidying Up With Marie Kondo when an alien thought entered my brain.
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Plus, Kondo's next book is set to be released on April 7th and it focuses on tidying up workplaces.
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It can feel, at times, as if Cale is tidying his legacy—dusting the house before company comes by.
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Despite Mr. Bourne's tidying, he doesn't take the opportunity to flesh out the love story between Vicky and Julian.
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The tidying guru is heir to a long tradition: Japan marketing itself as spiritual foil to a soulless West.
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Running themes included Marie Kondo "tidying up" the White House Cabinet and quotes from Cardi B's government shutdown speech.
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The environment feels inhabited and is instantly recognizable to anyone who has spent hours battling thoughts instead of tidying up.
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When she leaves, I spend the rest of the afternoon tidying up and thinking about what to cook next week.
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I shower and get ready for work, then spend a few minutes tidying up the living room before I leave.
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It's amazing how much tidying and decluttering can be done in a few minutes before you begin your working day.
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I finally got around to watching the much buzzed-about Netflix show Tidying Up with Marie Kondo over the weekend.
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Being on top of your workload and tidying up your cluttered calendar will make for a more successful, effective you.
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His team has the job of tidying it all up, and it's orgasmic viewing for a neat freak like me.
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She realized that the work she was doing as a tidying consultant was far more psychological than it was practical.
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"Tidying is what you do before your mother-in-law comes over," said one woman, while her two friends nodded.
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Most people also know Kondo from her Netflix series, "Tidying Up With Marie Kondo," which has also become a success.
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Talk to your roommate about tidying up more often or turning down the music before asking them to leave forever.
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Similarly, save the kitchen deep-clean for after the festivities; while prepping, stick to cosmetic tidying and wiping down surfaces.
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The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up became a No. 1 New York Times best-seller, moving 8 million copies.
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The young couple, stressed out by their toddlers and overwork, were able to bond as a family by tidying together.
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This article has been updated to note that Kondo no longer estimates that tidying will take six months for everyone.
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I had filmed a talk show and tidying segment last month and it had just aired there the night before.
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So let's say Marie Kondo and all systems of tidying, the reality television show Hoarders, and museum displays and cases.
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He's a poet, with one major hit but troubled by writer's block; she is renovating their home, forever tidying up.
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The star and writer of Netflix's "Tidying Up with Marie Kondo" said, "So tidy!" along with a heart eyes emoji.
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If you're thinking of tidying up your balance sheet by taking out a personal loan, consider doing some research first.
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Children mimic their parents' tidying tasks, and even when their work needs to be redone neatly, they enjoy being involved.
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Kondo's Netflix series was an instant hit and her book 'The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up' has sold millions.
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Decluttering has become a lifestyle, one that acclaimed "tidying consultant" Marie Kondo believes can lead to a better, more serene life.
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This announcement comes after Netflix debuted the reality show Tidying Up with Marie Kondo, a Queer Eye-esque show about decluttering.
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In case you haven't heard, the home-organizing Netflix series Tidying Up With Marie Kondo is the newest binge-watching fascination.
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One could argue that what the Queer Eye reboot did for fashion and grooming, Tidying Up aims to do for organization.
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I watch another episode of Tidying Up on Netflix, meditate for a few minutes, and read in bed before falling asleep.
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The guarantee is limited in a few important ways, which I believe weakens the company's commitment to tidying up its image.
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Since Tidying Up With Marie Kondo premiered, you may have noticed an uptick in Instagram posts showing off the KonMari method.
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Scroll on for the Tidying Up tips you can practice at home paired with the products to make it easily achievable.
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As soon as we get home, we start tidying up since my friend is set to arrive in a few hours.
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But with Tidying Up some people want these big, fast, returns on their old clothes but it rarely goes that way.
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I wanted to get organized, so I read the bestselling book "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up" by Marie Kondo.
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Read her advice for successfully finishing that clean-up you started in January, and watch Tidying Up, now streaming on Netflix.
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She advises that you save these for the last stage of tidying because they are the most difficult to deal with.
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After tidying up and doing the dishes, we have some free time until 210 AM to do whatever we consider appropriate.
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Being a good listener and not being judgmental is something we emphasize because all sorts of emotions come out during tidying.
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He had clearly read "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up" and set his heart on becoming a cosmic Marie Kondo .
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It is not a blot that's susceptible to the kind of scrubbing and tidying of which Charlotte Walker is a master.
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So with the help of Marie Kondo's "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up," Ms. Ellis transformed herself and her marriage.
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Still, when The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up hit the US market in 2014, it was not a guaranteed smash.
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Organization and tidying have their time and place, but there is joy in consumerism, and Kondo is clearly embracing that, too.
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They will work extra hard to achieve success by staying up late to finish homework or tidying their rooms when asked.
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Russell was part of a team of ground service workers whose duties included loading and unloading baggage, tidying planes and towing.
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For those of us hooked on the Netflix show "Tidying Up with Marie Kondo," this has been a season of decluttering.
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Netflix star and tidying expert Marie Kondo is looking to raise $40M Marie Kondo, the woman who stole millions of Netflix viewers' hearts this year with her show, "Tidying Up," is in talks to raise up to $40 million in venture capital funding to scale KonMari, the business behind her personal brand, books and TV series. 6.
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From "cleaning ladies" for hire to mothers and wives, washing, scrubbing, tidying, and organizing are duties that have long fallen on women.
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According to Roberts, this "tidying marathon" isn't something that you want to do over time; designate a day and get it done.
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Organizing deity Marie Kondo's new Netflix show, Tidying Up With Marie Kondo, debuted just in time for New Year's resolution anxiety season.
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A little late night tidying of your home is a good way to work the energy of the moon meeting with Mars.
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We have our system down pat, and my constant tidying and sweeping up dog hair throughout the week makes it go quickly!
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The hostess was tidying up her apartment after the party with the help of one last, lingering friend when the accident occurred.
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The organization guru and star of Netflix's Tidying Up does several things every day in her own home — and you can to!
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Tidying up around the home is tedious enough, but taking on this terrible task on a daily basis will drive anyone bonkers.
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KonMari consultants are ranked by levels: Green-level consultants, the majority of the graduates, have completed 10 tidying sessions with two clients.
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Eventually she quit her job, and soon, even working at tidying full time, the wait list for her services reached six months.
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She never thought someone could become so famous for tidying that it would be hard to walk down the street in Tokyo.
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Women fold donated blankets in the reflexive gestures of tidying up at home, now just a tiny patch under a large tent.
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So there is no better time to rewatch Tidying Up and going through your home with the Konmari method's fine toothed comb.
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After tidying, I had a cup of hot water and lemon from my yard, and then I prepared breakfast for the family.
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Netflix's Tidying Up with Marie Kondo, Blown Away, Dating Around, and many others have inspired passionate conversations at their times of release.
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" Someone who is adopting my method of tidying must take a possession of hers and ask: "Does this spark joy for me?
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The 19603-minute episodes necessarily elide a number of important steps in Kondo's tidying process and entirely omit much of the meaning.
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Calling all fans of Queer Eye and Tidying Up With Marie Kondo: Netflix has added another uplifting reality show to its library.
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At the end of the tidying process, Ischomachus reminds his wife that going forward, it will be her duty to maintain order.
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The principal that helped spread Kondo's tidying gospel is that belongings shouldn't be judged by how often they're used or their value alone.
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The same technology that Nissan uses to help people parallel park is now making tidying up after a rowdy business meeting a breeze.
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The 34-year-old professional organizer and star of Netflix's Tidying Up With Marie Kondo brought her husband, Takumi Kawahara, as her date.
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I'm not normally one to give myself New Year's resolutions, but this year I joined millions of Americans in tidying up my space.
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We then adjust the path for policy and that somewhat offsets what was the tidying of financial conditions and some the global slowdowns.
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Since the hit Netflix show Tidying Up With Marie Kondo, people have been all about cleaning up their homes using the KonMari method.
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Other options include a more modest entrance on 33rd Street, or simply tidying up the inside without any "major external changes" at all.
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One homeowner on Tidying Up had a collection of Christmas decorations so vast it had turned her rec room into a storage unit.
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If you have some free time on Sunday, spend some time tidying up and cleaning out your home as the moon enters Virgo.
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When I was "tidying," the majority of the people I worked for were new moms, most of whom were still on maternity leave.
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She's been tidying up the dry storage behind her workbench while Tacinelli works, looking over his shoulder occasionally to check what he's doing.
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Marie Kondo started working as a professional tidier in Japan at age 83, when she began tidying up friends' homes for extra cash.
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I recorded a few short video clips to cheer on people who are at home and might want some tidying advice or motivation.
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The thought behind Paleo is that eating like a cave man solves modern diseases; Marie Kondo's dogma is that tidying up sparks joy.
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The tidying expert, who firmly believes in throwing out anything that does not spark joy, would have a field day with these Browns.
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The mission, named ClearSpace-1, will take the first step in tidying up this extraterrestrial wasteland, according to the European Space Agency (ESA).
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At the Japan Society event, we were split into workshop groups, where we explained to one another what had brought us here and what we had got out of "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up." Most of the women at the event could not claim "tidying completed!" status; only 27 in the room did, or less than a third.
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We clean up the kitchen and do some last minute tidying up before plopping down on the couch with some barley tea and fruit.
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Sophia BushYou've had figuring out the "magic of tidying up" on your to-do list all year, but Bush just one-upped us all.
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These include the prevention of bail-outs by taxpayers; advancing the American interest in international negotiations; and tidying the unruly thatch of federal regulation.
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More detailed targets are no solution—they can be gamed too, and risk tidying smaller problems out of sight while more catastrophic ones brew.
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The process is a learning experience, and there's something seriously cathartic about deleting old tweets and tidying up an archive of your past thoughts.
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Right now, that's Bird Box and Tidying Up with Marie Kondo, but next month it'll be something else like Jake Gyllenhaal's creepy Velvet Buzzsaw.
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The firm had a regular cleaning company that did a thorough job each night and used Q only for supplemental tidying during the day.
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My husband and I take the subway home and hang out with Ancho before putting him to bed and tidying up around the apartment.
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The latter, in Corden's opinion, is their biggest threat — but he has a plan for how they can take the queen of tidying down.
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Yet if some find Ms Kondo's tidying prescriptions too extreme, many more still are finding the growth of materialism to be just as unhealthy.
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Watching Tidying Up With Marie Kondo finally renders these invisible imbalances visible by inviting us into the inner sanctum of the home in disarray.
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The organization guru's 8-episode show, Tidying Up, debuted on the streaming service on January 1, just in time for New Year's resolution season.
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That means maintaining a calendar, tidying up your desk and apartment and putting things in their proper places (whatever that might mean to you).
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It seems like just about everyone has binge-watched Tidying up with Marie Kondo (AKA the ASMR version of Hoarders) in about a week.
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In the process of tidying up, Preiss donated the mug to Goodwill — and now the family is asking for help to get it back.
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These subtle domestic pleasures— Heavy Rain's Scott Shelby preparing eggs, or Jodie tidying up her apartment—have an expressive capacity beyond fighting enemy henchmen.
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Twitter timelines are full of "Tidying Up" jokes, most of which lie somewhere between the valleys of laughing self-awareness and laughing self-loathing.
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But if simply tidying up makes you feel better after a tough day, there's no downside to running the vacuum when the mood strikes.
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Across eight episodes, Tidying Up with Marie Kondo brings the woman into the lives of troubled Los Angelenos who simply have too much stuff.
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"The combination of cost containment , tidying (Permata) and revenue growth could (and hopefully will) get them back to that double digit RoTE," he said.
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As a new mom, I don't have a ton of time to clean, so this pan makes tidying up after a meal a breeze.
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FD: A friend of mine in Northern California said she constantly struggles with how to avoid getting distracted by chores like cleaning and tidying.
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"Tidying up is a broad theme that is relevant to anyone in any country," said Kondo, who has a knack for decluttering her quotes.
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Her book "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing" actually has a chapter forbidding altering the method!
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So I am saying that it's really OK, in fact it's better to keep an area messy while you are tidying that category of items.
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Japanese and Senegalese supporters received praise after they were seen picking up their trash and tidying up their stadium section following their respective matches Tuesday.
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After binge watching Tidying Up you've expressed the appropriate amount of gratitude for the things you have developed a new amount of consciousness surrounding space.
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Tidying Up places Kondo's relentlessly cheery domestic advice against what sometimes feels like a roiling American backdrop of late capitalist panic and crushing internalized expectations.
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Follow the advice from Netflix's weird new hit show Tidying Up With Marie Kondo, in which a Japanese lifestyle guru helps people declutter their homes.
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Google Drive is a common place for space-sucking files to build up and wear down your quota, but tidying things up doesn't take long.
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"[Tidying Up has] made people appreciate the value of a special piece, selected with a personal touch," explains Erica Peck owner of Toronto's Wildthing Vintage.
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Marie Kondo, the author of the cult-favorite home organization guide book The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, now has her own Netlfix series.
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She currently has three titles available in the U.S. including an "illustrated master class" on tidying and an illustrated manga version of her famous work.
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Kondo even has a new Netflix series, "Tidying Up with Marie Kondo," which means the KonMari method, as she calls it, is still going strong.
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The number of variables involved in even apparently simple human tasks — like tidying a room — quickly makes even the most sophisticated machine intelligence look dumb.
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As the nation continues to be swept away in Marie Kondo's tidying-up tips, one mom in Atlanta is regretting following the lifestyle guru's advice.
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And most of my clients embark on their Tidying Marathons because they want to spend more [and] higher-quality time with their friends and family.
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When tidying up our homes, Kondo asks us to pick up and hold every single object we own and explore our relationship with that item.
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Kondo recalls that the national library of Japan held a large collection of tidying, decluttering and organizing books, but it didn't admit anyone under 18.
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The job of a ground service agent includes directing aircraft for takeoff and gate approach, handling baggage and tidying and de-icing planes, authorities said.
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If you want to limit how this data can be collected and used, then you need to do some tidying up in your Facebook settings.
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Marie Kondo, Japanese organizational guru and the author of the 2015 sensation The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, has a new show on Netflix.
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Mr. King was cooking and Ms. King was tidying the house when she received a news alert about the limousine accident at around 2 p.m.
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The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up By MARIE KONDO Keep only the items that "spark joy" and provide a home for all of them.
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With many finding inspiration from Marie Kondo's new Netflix show on tidying up, we put together a guide to organizing your technology, physically and digitally.
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As I complete the tasks one by one, I get a joyful feeling of lightness, as though I have completely finished tidying up my home.
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Now, in the wake of "Tidying Up with Marie Kondo" taking off, secondhand shops and flea markets are again reporting an upswing in incoming goods.
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The show follows Kondo's 2014 #1 best-selling book "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up," which promises permanent change in our relationship to things.
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This week, The Wall Street Journal reported that Marie Kondo — the tidying guru, publishing juggernaut and former Shinto shrine maiden — had opened an online store.
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Kondo's philosophies on tidying don't scorn keeping stuff, but an important tenet is that you rid yourself of any stuff that doesn't bring you happiness.
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I pack up the booth and call an Uber Pool (expensed again) home and then spend some time tidying up and washing dishes ($7.45 expensed).
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And in an era when tidying up is a life-changing philosophy, the desire for built-in bookshelves and nooks for small items is waning.
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Tidying up, then breaking up could make shareholders in BHP Billiton, a British-Australian mining company, about 50 percent better off, the activist investor said.
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After Netflix released Tidying Up with Marie Kondo in January of this year, to behest of hoarders and book collectors across the U.S., the Japanese American author Margaret Dilloway wrote the HuffPo piece "What White, Western Audiences Don't Understand About Marie Kondo's Tidying Up." It argued that Kondo's American critics are short-sighted in part because they ignore the Shinto roots of Kondo's teachings.
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While we aptly play Tidying Up with Marie Kondo for some background noise on the TV, we gather all of our stuff into the living room.
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Do you think that tidying up, like learning a new language, is one of those things that's easier when you learn it as a young person?
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I end each day by cleaning my palette, tidying up, and clearing off my bulletin board, so I can start the next one with fresh eyes.
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But worry not, we've rounded up a list of refurbished options (read: good as new) that are capable of tidying up your home in a snap.
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In partnership with the tidying experts at Swiffer, we pulled together six easy, lightning-quick ways to revive your pad from the depths of domestic disgrace.
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But even once she was more experienced, she was spending two to three hours per booking — communicating with guests and preparing her home by tidying up.
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Then I crawl into bed with my laptop and start tidying up this log, which turns out to be a lot more difficult than I expected.
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LSE did announce 250 job cuts, 5% of its staff, but after 27 acquisitions and investments in the past decade, it has some tidying to do.
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"Critics rating:Critics consensus: "Marie Kondo makes for a delightful instructor on 'Tidying Up,' gently encouraging us all to cut out all the clutter from our lives.
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"Learn to organize your finances from Marie Kondo's "The Lifechanging Magic of Tidying Up" and appreciate what you own with Annie Leonard's "The Story of Stuff.
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They don't like that there's a prescribed order for tidying; they think you have to yield to what your client wants done and has time for.
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It's not just—as Ruth Whippman brilliantly demonstrated at The Pool—that the cool new tidying advice is aimed, much like older housekeeping advice, at women.
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STRATEGY The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up By MARIE KONDO Keep only the items that "spark joy" and provide a home for all of them.
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And now, in the wake of Kondo's Netflix show, which premiered on New Year's Day, Kondo and her tidying methods are once again in the spotlight.
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So you start at your 12 o'clock point, your door, and you just work your way around the space from top to bottom, tidying and organizing.
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Credit...Andy Kropa/Invision The tidying guru Marie Kondo built her global lifestyle brand by developing a system for how to impose order over relentless chaos.
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" Netflix's "Queer Eye" was also a big winner, taking home four Emmys, including best structured reality show, over another Netflix series, "Tidying Up With Marie Kondo.
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The discussion ranged from Ayn Rand to the predictions of the economist John Maynard Keynes to the minimalist philosophy of the Japanese tidying guru Marie Kondo.
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Keep reading for the spots Maker recommends tidying on a daily basis, and that can make a surprising difference in a home&aposs appearance and cleanliness.
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We have had many people come before her and will come after her with their tips for tidying up, paring down, and just simplifying your life.
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We're here to get you pumped up and ready to get organizing ... And just know that you're not the only one in need of some tidying!
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It's a good example of why the removable hand vac is such a good idea, for tidying areas where the Coral One in robot mode can't reach.
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The best-selling author of "Spark Joy " and "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up " also notes that it can help you define and improve your career.
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Of course, Tidying Up took place largely in the U.S., not in Japan — but who's to say Queer Eye's Japan special won't do a Marie Kondo crossover?
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Ikea is helping ensure all that inspiration you got from watching 314 minutes of Marie Kondo tidying up people's homes in one sitting doesn't go to waste.
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We all remember back when Queer Eye took over the world, and just last month Tidying Up with Marie Kondo became a viral hit on the platform.
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They bicker all the time about quotidian chores, such as tidying the bedroom or scrambling eggs for breakfast, but in these mundane exchanges deeper truths are revealed.
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ThredUp said it saw an 80 percent spike in sales of its "Clean Out Kits" after tidying expert Marie Kondo's show first aired on Netflix in January.
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But one day I picked it up, and midway through I was swept up in tidying mania and all of my possessions found themselves on my bed.
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Based on the information you enter about your house, BrightNest builds a personalized list of suggested tasks from its extensive repertoire of cleaning and tidying advice pages.
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But this week's episode has a lot of tidying up to do before next week, especially with another time jump planned for the third and final season.
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Spring cleaning started early this year, with the January release of the Netflix series "Tidying Up With Marie Kondo" initiating something of a national closet-clearing frenzy.
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Ms. Knight's book, patterned after "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up" by Marie Kondo, is essentially a decluttering guide, but for a life, not a residence.
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If the Tidying Up with Marie Kondo Netflix show inspired you to throw out the things that don't "spark joy," here's what to do with what's left.
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But Sue claimed in court that Bill had been blocking her access to the house, keeping her from doing routine things like watering plants and tidying up.
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Anyone who has ever dreamed about matching falling blocks can understand that matching and tidying up are psychological twists that cause both pleasure and repeated game play.
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Discussed this week: "Tidying Up With Marie Kondo" (Netflix, 2019) "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing" (Marie Kondo, 2014) "The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning: How to Free Yourself and Your Family from a Lifetime of Clutter" (Margareta Magnusson, 2017) Wesley Morris is the critic at large for The New York Times and a staff writer for The New York Times Magazine.
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I will be bringing the life-changing magic of tidying to a show on Netflix, where I'll be guiding individuals to spark joy in their homes and lives.
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Graphic: GMG Art, Photo: AP, ShutterstockA few weeks ago, I was sitting home alone and for whatever reason decided to watch Tidying Up With Marie Kondo on Netflix.
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That's the day the 70-year-old grandmother decided to take on the remarkable challenge of single-handedly tidying up a local beach every week of the year.
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Available in a range of fabrics, shapes and colors, these storage workhorses are the most stylish solution to whisking away clutter and tidying up spaces, large and small.
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I was usually cooking or tidying up while Karen and Georgia, thousands of miles away, remained unaware that their pre-recorded words were slowly mending my wounded soul.
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And it is obsessed with the beaming organization deity that is Marie Kondo, sending screenshots of her new Netflix program, Tidying Up With Marie Kondo, zooming across Twitter.
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But as Gediman walked around the park Monday, he said there was a newfound sense of anticipation among workers who were tidying up campsites and preparing entrance stations.
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Tidying Up with Marie Condo premiered January 1 on the streaming service — just in time to motivate viewers to keep those New Year's resolutions about finally getting organized.
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This audacious rebranding effort has proved wildly successful: a mix of Christmas gift-giving and New Year's resolutions has propelled "Tidying" to the top of Amazon's bestseller list.
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The world-famous tidying guru, Marie Kondo, is confusing fans after launching an online homeware store, despite preaching a cleaning philosophy that encourages you to "declutter" your home.
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Since Virgo is the sign of service, Jake says that Virgo rising folks often go out of their way to perform little gestures for others, like tidying up.
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If we learned anything from Tidying Up with Marie Kondo, it's that mindful organization of our material belongings has a ripple effect on the rest of our lives.
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She was seeing transformed clients decades before Americans began drinking the Kondo Kool-Aid and buzzing about "Tidying Up with Marie Kondo," the Japanese organizing consultant's Netflix series.
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The idea was inspired by listening to the audio version of Marie Kondō's "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up," which discourages keeping anything that doesn't spark joy.
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The fully-credentialed, ground-services worker was responsible for loading and unloading passengers' luggage, tidying the aircraft and worked on a team that towed planes, the company said.
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The generation obsessed with making every hour count, embracing Marie Kondo-style tidying binges and "inbox zero" email-clearing parties, is now co-opting psychedelics into its mission.
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After tidying its accounts and cutting its debt under the previous CEO, Leonardo is now looking to expand its business abroad, particularly in high spending markets like China.
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Despite the large cultural and temporal gaps that separate the KonMari and Xenophontean tidying methods (let's think of the latter as PhonMari), the two share some remarkable similarities.
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When Kondo's cult-favorite first book, The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, debuted in America in 2014, it topped the New York Times bestseller list for 69 weeks.
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Okay, maybe you don't want to snatch Kondo's crown from her sweet, perfectly coiffed head, but you really could turn your own passion for tidying up into a job.
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Most of the organizers we spoke to are happy that Tidying Up is creating more awareness of their industry, and they're not worried about an influx of new wannabes.
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Or perhaps you've just been obsessively watching Tidying Up With Marie Kondo on Netflix and wondering (very understandably), so, uh, after she leaves do they actually keep doing that?
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When the Coral One starts shipping sometime next month (it's available for pre-order today) it will only include a crevice tool and a fabric tool for tidying furniture.
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I bought Marie Kondo's book, The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up — impulsively, at Costco one afternoon, a couple of years ago — because everyone was buying Marie Kondo's book.
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Netflix's Tidying Up has put Kondo's star even more on the map in the U.S., and since its premier, Twitter has been ablaze with these wholesome and hilarious memes.
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After rereading The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up by Marie Kondo again, I decide to donate or throw out any items I have that don't spark joy anymore.
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I was right to assume I would feel like crap all day, so I'm definitely feeling an afternoon spent tidying up, watching Netflix, and calling it an early night.
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I zip around the house tidying and start some laundry (I do my own laundry, D. does his own, and we share doing F.'s and other household laundry).
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In August, Neato Robotics launched the Botvac D6 Connected, a robot vacuum that takes tidying to a new level with its anti-allergen defense and multiple floor plan mapping.
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After college she found work at a staffing agency but continued to take tidying jobs in the early mornings and late evenings, initially charging $100 per five-hour block.
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They don't like the once-in-a-lifetime tidying marathon, which on average is completed in six months; sometimes organizing is a many years effort or an ongoing one.
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Marie Kondo, the Japanese organizer whose lodestar is joy, has an army of proselytizers in training to bring her "Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up" to a wider audience.
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But the tidying guru told the Wall Street Journal that the KonMari method is "not about getting rid of things," but more about keeping things that make you happy.
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Spend 15 minutes at both ends of the day thoroughly tidying up: Make the bed; clean the kitchen and bathroom; remove trash, newspapers and recyclables; put away all clothes.
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You're in a domestic mood today, tidying up your altar, energetically cleansing your home, and connecting with close friends and family, as the moon moves through water sign Pisces.
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Until last year, Ouchi worked on a government project tidying overgrown farms and fields in Iitate on behalf of farmers who left the village, but that contract wasn't renewed.
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I organized my fridge last week as a part of an online tidying salon I conduct in Japan, so I knew exactly what we had and what we didn't.
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We're also introducing a new office category to our online shop — organizers, paper goods, tech tools, tidying supplies and accessories designed to keep your work space productive and joyful.
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So maybe the gomi (or trash) expelled through the KonMari method of tidying up represents a fundamentally different sort of emetic than did the post-WWII sloughing of stuff.
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Featuring a motorized cleaner head that works on all floor types, the V6 Cordless Vacuum Cleaner offers up to 20 minutes of continuous suction for a quick tidying-up.
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Joanne Barto, suburb of Pittsburgh, PA A psychologist cautions to take it slow As a psychologist, I assist people with "tidying" their relationships, careers, and emotions, among other things.
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The Japanese author's KonMari method of organization has acolytes the world over—and with the debut of her new eight-episode Netflix series, Tidying Up, they're quickly growing in number.
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Bell refers to The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up, written by Japanese cleaning consultant Marie Kondo, to help her identify which pieces merit a permanent place in her collection.
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But as a life advice show, especially next to its warmer, fuzzier Netflix sibling Queer Eye, Tidying Up is discordant in a way that takes a while to pin down.
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"I just put it on and didn't want to take it off," Katie told local NBC station KSNB of finding her wedding dress one day recently while tidying her house.
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So much are Dalits associated with tidying up other peoples' mess that anthropologists have identified caste attitudes as the main reason for rural India's uniquely high rate of open defecation.
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Marie Kondo's book, The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, captivated millions of readers who resonated with her message of discarding all but the most essential stuff in our lives.
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After tidying the apartment and taking out the trash, I climb in my cozy sheets and try not to linger on the fact that *cute boy* didn't text me today.
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These little tasks, tacked on to your regular daily routine, will help you live the KonMari life, the author of The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up tells PEOPLE. 1.
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People demand a lot of her, not really understanding that you don't go into a business like tidying if you're able to handle a normal influx of activity and material.
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She was seeing transformed clients decades before Americans began drinking the Kondo Kool-Aid and buzzing about the Japanese organizing consultant's books on "tidying up" and her new Netflix series.
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"People didn't seem to have a problem with Marie Kondo and her tidying up method when they didn't consciously know she was non-white and non-American," one person tweeted.
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Marie Kondo, the wizard behind "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up," believes that sorting through your junk and keeping only what "sparks joy" can make you a happier person.
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It wasn't long until I got the first prototype up and running, after that it was a matter of tidying it up into a web app and then launching it!
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My husband gets the kids dressed and I finish tidying up the house for our cleaner, who comes in every Wednesday, and write her a check (included in monthly expenses).
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Her KonMari Method instructs followers to identify and keep only objects that "spark joy," and so cultivate an enduring, organic minimalism that makes tidying a pleasure rather than a chore.
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But I did it, thanks to Marie Kondo, the patron saint of tidying and eventually, only the larger pieces of furniture that we were not taking with us were left.
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Every year the aggrieved husband and wife throw themselves a pity party, tidying up around the tiny grave and planting exotic flowers they know won't survive in the cemetery dirt.
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The $75 combo was one of many purchases I'd just made from tidying-up lifestyle guru Marie Kondo's new online store, the Shop at KonMari, which opened on her KonMari.
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"Business has been good and they want to take the opportunity to tidy up what needs tidying up," said John Kinsey, portfolio manager at Caldwell Securities, who owns Manulife shares.
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"He loved the mosque, he loved tidying it, he loved nourishing it and he was always a welcoming face there," his daughter-in-law, Nada Tawfeek, told the news site.
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That show, "Tidying Up With Marie Kondo," starring the best-selling Japanese author and pixie clean girl, created a national wave of decluttering within days of its release in January.
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I read it fast, in a weekend, during which I did not find my social media accounts or tidying my house nearly as diverting as what was on these pages.
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In the rear of the building, home to the newly opened restaurant Swyft, employees were tidying and prepping the night's menu of wood-fired pizzas, fresh pastas and small plates.
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Running themes included Marie Kondo "tidying up" the White House Cabinet, celebrations of the unprecedented number of women recently elected to Congress, and quotes from Cardi B's government shutdown speech.
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It also means deleting all the files you secretly downloaded when you were trying to figure out how to make a GIF, and finally tidying up your feeds on social media.
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I saw a woman plop down in the single available armchair and flip through The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, which could be an okay way to relax after work.
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NEW YORK — If you've watched Marie Kondo's new show on Netflix, you might have caught yourself wishing the famous tidying expert would come over and save you from your own clutter.
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Offer to help out with tasks that might not require much conversation, like setting the table, preparing the meal (with guidance from their parents), or tidying up before other guests arrive.
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But the truth is I threw myself into Tidying Up, her zeitgeist of a new Netflix show, as a spiteful protest, because I have no such control in my digital life.
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The KonMari method holds that tidying should be done in a concentrated period—not over the course of long extended time—and items should be sorted by category not by room.
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The Japanese author and organizer, who is now based in Los Angeles, re-entered the spotlight with the debut of a new Netflix series, Tidying Up, which premiered on January 1.
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"This does not make us rich, but it helps you feel a bit more useful, tidying your own village, working in your own village and trying to help others," he said.
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Or if you're not that ambitious, read our profile of Marie Kondo, the author of the New York Times best seller "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up." • At the movies.
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Marie Kondo, author of the best-selling book "The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up" and star of a spin-off Netflix series, has inspired many people to declutter their homes.
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Ms. Kondo, who leapt into the American consciousness in 2014 with the release of her book "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up," is not alone in her fascination with order.
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If it's because of depression or a shopping addiction, or some other kind of unhealthy relationship with things, reading a book or watching a show about tidying up will not help.
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Around the time Netflix's Tidying Up with Marie Kondo reintroduced the world to Marie Kondo, she was selling her collection of papered boxes, books, and other knick-knacks on her website.
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"These photos remind you it is a house, and people were being people here, setting the table, tidying rooms," said Alexandra Lane, the White House Historical Association's rights and reproductions manager.
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He's been up half the night finishing the install of a lofted book-lined office in one corner of his soaring space, and tidying downstairs, where his setup is pleasantly spare.
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"[My clients] are surrounded only by the things they love, " she writes in "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up." The goal is to have the same be true of your career.
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Whatever your choice in questionable metaphor for the act of tidying up one's pubic hair, have it on hand, because it turns out that a whole lot of American women do it.
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Once that's done, we slather on an intensive oil or deep conditioner, tie our hair up in a plastic bag, and do some tidying up around the house (or browsing on IG).
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Those that associate someone's gender with responsibility or failure, such as a woman tidying up while her family watch television, or a man failing to change a nappy, will also be banned.
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Before that, he spent three years at Gail Berman's studio, The Jackal Group, where he oversaw TV, film, theater, and digital, including developing shows like "Tidying Up With Marie Kondo" for Netflix.
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Just let it go.) "Spark Joy" goes into greater detail still, with visual instructions for tidying children's toys, folding linen (Ms Kondo is pictured above, giving a lesson) and arranging sewing kits.
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North Koreans have been engaged in a 70-day campaign of intensified work in the run-up to the congress, which has included a tidying up of the capital to welcome delegates.
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Then, once I'd taken a moment to examine my relationship with money, choosing the right financial products helped me create and execute a smart financial plan for finally tidying it all up.
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Learn Monica's top tidying tips with Method Home Products and surround yourself with Phoebe's favorite things before heading to the re-created Central Perk for a pic on the legendary orange couch.
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Even if that means her version of unorganized is still way more organized than most of us, it's nice to hear that the queen of tidying does not achieve -- or seek -- perfection.
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My husband is always confused about why I do this when our cleaner is paid to, but I don't want her wasting time on tidying up when she can focus on cleaning.
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With a very limited suffrage, this was no democracy, but through a continual process of tidying up the borders in a very British manner, the suffrage increased, and parliamentary sovereignty was established.
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Marie Kondo is best known for her Netflix show, but the book version of "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up" came first, bringing Kondo's category system of cleaning to the public.
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With sleek white kiosks, biometric passporting, and minimal seating, the interior resembled a sterile sci-fi movie set, albeit with harried work crews still tidying up after their 11th-hour construction spree.
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Relish in the wise advice of tidying legend Marie Kondo as you sort through drawers, pack up old clothes, and give gratitude to all the stuff keeping you company while at home.
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Both the book and her new Netflix show, Tidying Up With Marie Kondo, which premiered on January 1 (prime time for New Year's Resolutions) espouse Kondo's deep belief in the art of decluttering.
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If you're a fan of clutter-banishing guru Marie Kondo and her mega-best-selling book The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, we have some news for you that might spark joy.
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With the debut of her Netflix show, Tidying Up With Marie Kondo, on January 1, Kondo's popularity has never been stronger — especially in the United States, a country that loves to acquire things.
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Although you can argue that you can learn the art of tidying on your own just by buying the book or watching the show, KonMari consultants say they're needed to provide extra support.
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She said she thought many of her duties — leading tours for prospective tenants, tidying up, answering phones and changing the kegs — were more suited to an hourly wage with a possibility for overtime.
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He spent the remainder of his life doing little more than tidying his desk, as Spurling tacitly acknowledges by wrapping up those years in an appositely titled, and decidedly perfunctory, 13-page Postscript.
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Charities have been inundated with donations, and Instagram feeds have overflowed with tidying hash tags like #sparkjoy and #konmari, nods to the Japanese organizer's method of keeping only items that bring you joy.
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It isn't the one I had hoped for — the inside of my mother's brain is as topsy-turvy as our apartment — but my daughter is tidying the surface of her grandmother's addled mind.
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If you're like a lot of the people watching the new Netflix show, "Tidying Up with Marie Kondo," you have already looked around your home for things you want to get rid of.
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" Inside the envelope was a postcard from Kondo, cheerfully thanking me for shopping at her store and explaining that the "goal of tidying is to make room for meaningful objects, people and experiences.
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If qualities like ignorance and vice were heritable, the long-term solution was not better schools and better jails — though progressives wanted those, too — but rather a tidying up of the gene pool.
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Kondo is the author of the best-selling book "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up," whose KonMari housekeeping philosophy comes down to a simple axiom: If an item sparks joy, keep it.
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Decluttering guru Marie Kondo -- who rose to fame with the Netflix series 'Tidying Up' -- stole her famous folding technique ... at least, that's the claim of another celeb organizer who wants her due credit.
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If you're looking for a crash course on how to properly store your stuff (whatever you didn't throw out after binge-watching Tidying Up last weekend, that is), look no further than this tutorial.
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This stuff isn't just tidying up for blind and low-vision users—it's good web practice, says Whitney Quesenbery, a UX researcher and the coauthor of A Web for Everyone: Designing Accessible User Experiences.
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This is an important development (using "artificial intelligence (AI)—trained in human form detection," no less!) for everyone who's spent 20 minutes tidying up their college dorm room before hopping on Skype with grandma.
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The organizing consultant and author, who rose to TV fame earlier this year with Netflix's Tidying Up with Marie Kondo, was on hand for Sunday's Oscars 2019 ceremony as a special guest of Access.
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F. is cranky after her long day at school, so we let her roam around the house whining while I zip around tidying up our living room and D. does last night's dinner dishes.
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These apps range from tools to tidying up your Twitter timeline to randomizing who is forced to take notes or do other tasks during the meeting to creating animations using CSS, and much more.
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To help with all of your spring cleaning needs, we've compiled some of the best apps to help you get everything done, from tidying up your closet to finally clearing out your email inbox.
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There are cooks who were once famous for elaborate buffets but now go hungry at night, and maids who spend their days tidying closets but live in squalid rooms that cost $1.50 per night.
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While most people are focused on organizing their closets, kitchens, and living rooms, another important place in need of tidying and where you actually spend the majority of your days is your office desk.
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When she was a little girl, she read all of her mother's homemaking magazines, and as early as elementary school began researching various tidying methods, so disquieted was her brain by her family's possessions.
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Someday...Last spring, when I was going through a bit of a hard time, I read Marie Kondo's The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, because I needed some magic and some life-changing.
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Fueled in part by the runaway success of Marie Kondo's book The Life-Changing Art of Tidying Up, which has sold over three million copies, aspirations for a minimalist life are on the rise.
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After Stronger, we moved on to Nailed It, Queer Eye, American Ninja Warrior, The Great British Bakeoff, and Tidying Up With Marie Kondo—and that volume is part of the appeal of reality television.
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The KonMari method of tidying up, based on a best-selling book written by Marie Kondo, involves going through all your possessions item by item and chucking each one that doesn't bring you joy.
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Elaine Maxwell, Dickinson, TX It helped me change childhood habits While I have not seen the Netflix show, I have read "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up," and I love Marie Kondo's ideas.
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In terms of staying safe and protected on your phone, CCleaner's main benefit is going to be tidying up cached files, browsing histories, and downloaded files that you might not want other people peeking at.
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The tidy-upper first made a name for upon the release book, The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing, in 2011 (it was translated into English in 2014).
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The researchers looked at people over time, as they moved into couples, and at the differences between routine housework chores, like cooking, cleaning and tidying; and non-routine housework, like making repairs around the house.
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In "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up," Kondo believes that, after downsizing, you will realize that you don't need to buy more things because you will not miss the items you no longer have.
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Kondo's organization rules, dubbed the KonMari Method and laid out in her cult-favorite first book, The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, dictates an order in which you should clean out your entire house.
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If you're holding on to a phone because it contains photos or messages you want to save, download them and deal with them at the end of your tidying efforts and discard the phone itself.
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Amazon is reportedly reconsidering its plant to open a second headquarters in NYC Marie Kondo is training an army of tidying consultants "I made mistakes": Jill Abramson responds to plagiarism charges around her new book
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Mr. Buatta's paradigm has been replaced most recently by that of Marie Kondo, whose 2014 book, "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing," remains a steady best seller.
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"Some people's instinct is to tidy for a certain number of available hours, then 'clean up from their tidying' and put the items they are keeping back in their place," Ms. Kondo told me by email.
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I talk to my mom on the phone for a bit, work on a group project for school for about an hour, and then settle in to watch an episode of Tidying Up with Marie Kondo.
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After binging all eight episodes of Tidying Up With Marie Kondo on Netflix this weekend — we know we're not the only ones — you're probably feeling inspired to tackle the clutter that's currently taking over your home.
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Yet after years of being sold the life-changing wonders of tidying guru Marie Kondo and seeing the same plainly sophisticated white brick aesthetic just about everywhere, the movement's shiny ecru veneer has begun to crack.
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Download the iRobot HOME App (available on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store) to power your vacuum on and off, choose the rooms that need tidying, set up cleaning schedules, and receive activity reports.
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"Life truly begins only after you have put your house in order," says Marie Kondo, whose bestseller "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying" has elevated a household chore into a process of emancipation and self-discovery.
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" Enhrenreich issued an apology of sorts after public outrage erupted over her comment but still maintained her discomfort that Kondo spoke in Japanese (with English subtitles) on her hit Netflix show, "Tidying Up with Marie Kondo.
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The famous Japanese tidying guru Marie Kondo, who rose to international fame by showing people how to declutter and rid their homes of items that don't "spark joy," has now launched her own online homeware store.
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This isn't to say that the book lacks structure, but rather that its structure is determined by the logic of memory, and that the author has resisted the urge to do too much tidying and streamlining.
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The 2200-year-old man in the red brick house at 289-953 295th Street in Jackson Heights, Queens, was known for keeping his yard spick-and-span, even tidying up rubbish on his neighbors' stoops.
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This is not unlike what Western ethicists call the "problem of dirty hands": the difficulty of tidying up the world's atrocities with hands that can never be washed clean, and may get dirtier in the process.
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There are no magazines to be found; instead, a single copy of "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up" by Marie Kondo sat on a side table as an invitation to get one's life in order.
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Meet Carrie Symonds Symonds went on to become the youngest-ever director of communications at the party, at 29, and analysts say she was crucial in tidying up Johnson's famously disheveled persona during the leadership campaign.
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In her book, Kondo also explains the origin of her practice of "greeting the home," which involves her kneeling and bowing in a solemn, two-minute ritual that begins the "celebration" Kondo believes tidying can be.
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As you've probably gathered, my husband and I have been binge watching the Netflix series "Tidying Up with Marie Kondo," in which the Japanese organizing guru cheerfully helps families bring order to their woefully cluttered homes.
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Japanese organization guru Marie Kondo's The Life‑Changing Magic of Tidying Up sparked an extreme decluttering trend in 2014, and How to Pack: Travel Smart for Any Trip by Hitha Palepu applies the minimalist method to travel.
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Rebecca Prusinowski, a spokesperson for KonMari told the technology news website that Kondo is considering many different avenues for expanding the brand, including creating more editorial content, introducing a KonMari summit, or even developing a tidying app.
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"The Little Book of Hygge" was published in the U.S. last month after a successful run in the U.K. It's been compared to Marie Kondo's "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up" and the feng shui movement.
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I would love to find a source of smug affirmation in Tidying Up, a reality show argument for the overall virtue of having just the right amount of stuff, and having all of it arranged just so.
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Individual programsWe can't walk you through every single application you might use on Windows or macOS, so you might have to do some detective work of your own and look for ways of tidying up after yourself.
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" The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing by Marie Kondo "The question of what you want to own is actually the question of how you want to live your life.
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I read another interview with you, in the New Yorker (which took place when you were "tidying up" what I assume is this novel), and you said that you wanted to write some stories for a while.
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I've made attempts over the years to organize it, but the damn thing always reverts back into chaos, and so Tselebidis and I agree it's a good place to start our "tidying marathon," as Kondo dubs it.
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If you're not familiar with the Japanese author of the wildly popular decluttering manifesto, The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, the gist is this: apart from the essentials, keep only those things that bring you joy.
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Minimalism has become huge thanks to books like Mary Kondo's "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up" and sky-high rents in urban cities like San Francisco and New York forcing people to live in smaller spaces.
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The streaming company's first few reality series, like "Queer Eye" and "Tidying Up with Marie Kondo," followed the typical Netflix approach of releasing seasons all at once or in half batches spread out over a few months.
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To appeal to a broader audience and in keeping with the brand of reality show it is, "Tidying Up" focuses on the individual stories of the people whose homes Kondo helps declutter, rather than the decluttering itself.
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I roll around for a bit, enjoying having the king-sized bed to myself while I mess around on my phone, then get up and do some low-key tidying before starting to get ready for work.
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Kondo is funny, compassionate, and comforting to watch, and Tidying Up certainly meets the "transformation" requirement we've come to expect from lifestyle-centric reality TV. By the looks of Twitter, I'm not the only one who's binge-watching.
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Kondo's new show, Tidying Up With Marie Kondo, debuted on Netflix on January 1, which means that if it's been a couple years since you read her book, you're probably due for a refresher in all things KonMari.
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Just a few months after the premiere (and wild success) of her Netflix series Tidying Up With Marie Kondo, Kondo is early in the process of raising $40 million to expand her KonMari business, according to The Information.
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If you're like us, you've read (and re-read) Marie Kondo's best-selling book The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing and immediately threw out everything in your kitchen junk drawer.
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On the surface, "Tidying Up With Marie Kondo" sounds like a simple show: Over the course of eight episodes, organizing guru Marie Kondo helps a variety Los Angeles residents sort through their belongings and clean up their homes.
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Ahead we've broken down Tidying Up into an episode-by-episode product hit-list that covers each of Kondo's five key clutter areas: clothing, books, paper, komono (the small things: kitchen, bathroom, garage, everything miscellaneous), and sentimental items.
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Replying to his critics, Mr Modi thundered on October 4th that, whereas his was not the first government to suffer falling growth rates, it is the first to make serious efforts at tidying up and reforming India's economy.
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"Tidying Up with Marie Kondo" debuted on Netflix on January 1, 2019 to near-instant success, spurring a wave of internet-fandom for Kondo with her catchphrase "does it spark joy?" and efficient method of cleaning and organizing.
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Influenced by the tenets of feng shui, a job at a Shinto shrine, and an innate sense of just being really good at organizing from a young age, Kondo had already written four books about her tidying ideology.
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According to a statement from race organizers, IchorCoal's skipper, Darren Ladd, reported that Young had been tidying the cockpit after reefing the mainsail in 7003- to 40-knot winds and was knocked from her position by a wave.
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This time last year, the country embarked on a collective deep clean, with charities and thrift stores reporting a surge in donations in the wake of "Tidying Up With Marie Kondo," the popular Netflix series about cleaning house.
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However, after watching "Tidying Up," I finally was able to start paring down, get rid of things, and start actually de-cluttering my house and organizing in a way that doesn't send me into a blind panic. Why?
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Marie Kondo, the woman who turned closet organizing into a spiritual practice with her best-selling book The Life-Changing Magic Of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing, just made an announcement about her next project.
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It's also the latest to join Netflix's growing lineup of reality TV. Having already produced hits and pop culture sensations like the new Queer Eye or Marie Kondo's Tidying Up, the streamer is looking to broaden its reality lineup.
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And rather than obscure domestic disagreements, Tidying Up broadcasts a couple (with the exception of one episode which focuses on a widow) in the midst of completing a large domestic task, where they are forced to share the work.
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I took some photos and then, wondering if I was way out of line (maybe this was just art), I asked the smiling woman who was tidying up an already tidy corner if I could perhaps get a haircut?
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"My goal is to have as many people as possible who can get the job done in tidying up," she said in an interview after speaking at the South by Southwest technology conference in Austin, Texas over the weekend.
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Ms. Kondo, whose 2014 book "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up" became an international phenomenon, preaches that you must only preserve and thoughtfully organize items that "spark joy," and politely thank and then discard the items that don't.
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Since Tidying Up With Marie Kondo began streaming on Netflix at the start of the month, many of our homes have become less cluttered with junk and most of our social media feeds have gotten more cluttered with Marie Kondo memes.
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Like the decluttering empress Marie Kondo, whose "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up" has sold over 5 million copies and spun into a buzzy Netflix series, Johnson promises a simpler, less materialistic life, richer in time, space, and experiences.
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For others still, this month's trumpeted release of yet another book, a 300-page accessory called "Spark Joy: An Illustrated Guide to the Japanese Art of Tidying", will feel a touch ironic coming from a self-styled enemy of clutter.
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Evil maid attack As the name probably suggests, an evil maid attack is a hack that requires physical access to a computer—the kind of access an evil maid might have while tidying his or her employer's office, for example.
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With her rigid once-in-a-lifetime tidying marathon directive (no baby steps, no "slow and steady wins the race"), she is a little like the grapefruit diet: simple and extreme and incredibly hard, the way Americans like our renewal plans.
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To Dilloway, the beliefs of the Japanese religion were clear in acts like thanking objects "for their service," which makes sense given that before writing The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, Kondo spent five years working in a Shinto shrine.
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Tidying Up is a show that simultaneously acknowledges that you can never fill the void inside of you with more stuff, but also that you've tried to do so before, and letting go of previous attempts can be tough emotional labor.
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Some drunk guy will always insist on tidying up before he leaves, and you think it's quite harmless, but 45 minutes have gone by and he's still clonking around with a recycling bag while you're just trying to go to sleep.
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When the Netflix show featuring the tidying-up consultant Marie Kondo debuted, three prominent white feminists tweeted that Ms. Kondo was a "pretty little pixie" with "fairylike delicacy" and that her speaking Japanese on her show was symptomatic of America's decline.
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Mr. Carr reports to overnight shifts at a laundry service, delivering uniforms to companies around Manhattan and Brooklyn; he works part-time day shifts at a frame shop; and he occasionally spends a couple of hours tidying that bar in Chelsea.
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With a new year and a new Netflix show that features the Japanese organizing guru Marie Kondo on the art of "Tidying Up," many of us are experimenting with how to simplify our lives by purging our homes of unwanted possessions.
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Bear and I head out for his morning walk along the Rhine, and once we're back, I make a cup of tea, spend about 30 minutes on a German lesson, do some routine tidying and then start my writing day.
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Kondo "readily admits that the Los Angeles home she shares with her husband, Takumi Kawahara, and their two daughters (ages 3 and 4) isn't always immaculate," according to a new profile on the author and tidying expert by Better Homes & Gardens.
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Related to this is the decluttering movement, which reached its peak with Marie Kondo's "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up," a global best-seller that led to Ms. Kondo being named one of Time's 100 Most Influential People in 2015.
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Mr. Loeb wants to see a formal margin goal such as the ones recently unveiled by Unilever and Danone, a sale of Nestlé's 23 percent stake in the French cosmetics giant L'Oreal and a tidying up of the company's unruly portfolio.
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I was planning to go to the gym for some cardio, thinking it might help combat my lethargy, but when I get home, I notice how much I've let the chores go and spend most of the evening tidying up.
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Reality shows like "Tidying Up with Marie Kondo," dramas such as "The Crown," Oscar winning films like "Roma," and franchises that have huge fan bases like "Stranger Things" have all helped Netflix change the way we watch TV and movies.
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You may hate folding laundry or tidying toys, but the fact these superrich entrepreneurs hold on to such chores is a reminder that, if we get in the right mindset, these mundane jobs can be valuable opportunities for mindfulness or creativity.
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Ms. Boyle encourages her 2-year-old and 4-year-old to participate in tidying by giving them straightforward, visible storage like wooden crates that live under the bed, a kid-level bookshelf, and low-hanging hooks for their coats.
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But if there's one thing we need most right now from the master of organization, mother of tidying up and breaker of bad habits it's the motivation to drop our winter dead weight and go full steam ahead with cleaning out our closets.
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To save us all from this immoral, excessive lifestyle, I spoke to KonMari tidying consultant and Minimize With Purpose founder Caitlin Roberts, who offered some practical, refreshing words on how to let go of the clothes you don't wear once and for all.
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Since releasing her book, The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing, in 2011 (it was translated into English in 2014), the Japanese organization guru and her KonMari method have changed the way people approach material possessions.
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I remember my grandma telling me to eat slower and wait for my food to cool before digging in, along with some other traditional Chinese medicine philosophies, so I do a bit of tidying up while I wait for my coffee to cool.
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Tidying Up is the latest and most obviously hastily made of what Vulture's Kathryn VanArendonk has referred to as Netflix's "joyful experts" shows, grouping it with the streaming service's hugely successful Queer Eye reboot and the hit food series Salt Fat Acid Heat.
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It might be more accurate to instead refer to the Smartduvet as 'self-tidying bedding' since all your duvet is really doing is going from being all crumpled up after a night of sleeping, to neatly spread out when it automatically unfurls.
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Each episode of the Netflix show teaches a different homeowner about the KonMari method of tidying, which involves only keeping items that spark joy when you hold them, giving every item a specific home, and keeping items neat, visible, and easily identifiable.
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He began, in mono, by tidying up the beginnings and ends of songs; in five years, on "Sergeant Pepper", he was employing in stereo almost every instrument of the orchestra, and dubbing one four-track machine on another not once, but twice.
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Carmel Place's rent includes not just internet and Wi-Fi, but a weekly tidying service and a monthly deep clean, along with dog walking, dry cleaning pickup and any number of customized errands through an app called Hello Alfred, all organized by Ollie.
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There's some evidence that U.S. "consumers" are turning away from stuff, and even more convincing evidence that Americans are at least gesturing at minimalism: Marie Kondo's two guides to tidying up—that is, "Japanese art of decluttering and organizing"—have become bestsellers.
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If you don't know where to start, order or pick up a copy of Marie Kondo's best-selling book, "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up. " Have you ever been facing a problem at work where you felt like you'd explored every possibility?
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Sure, Tidying Up was inescapable for a week or two, but it's nothing compared to the weekly dialogue of Bachelor Nation, the months of Masked Singer identity speculation, and our endless fascination with cast members of KUWTK, Vanderpump Rules, and the Housewives empire.
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When Vicky wanted to be a bookworm and wear those big cloddy boots and memorize everything about the French Revolution and always be tidying up the house and scrubbing the toilets and whatnot, she'd been like, Go for it, kiddo, I accept you.
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The core loop of the game involves people tidying up in the wake of the goose, so we had to devise a way for every puzzle to be self-resetting: this way failed (or successful) pranks could be attempted and enjoyed again.
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The de-clutter movement has truly skyrocketed, as everyday people are becoming inspired by Marie Kondo's "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up." The series instills the mantra of keeping only the items that "spark joy" — and getting rid of everything else.
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Distinct from a digital detox, in which you reduce your use of digital devices, the Data Detox Kit is a step-by-step guide to tidying up your messy digital loose ends so they're less likely to come back and bite you.
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To serve this audience, Netflix now commissions and licenses hundreds of shows meant to echo life in every one of its markets and, in some cases, to blend languages and sensibilities across its markets (see Marie Kondo's half-in-Japanese tidying-up blockbuster).
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I don't know when it started, but one day my very not-woke friend was into meditation, and then another day my mom was reading The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up and telling me I should only own objects that spark an emotional reaction.
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"Tidying" sounds so much softer and less threatening, something true of much of the pseudo-spiritual, animist-inspired system Kondo espouses, and which she teaches alongside practices like standing folded clothes upright in drawers for better visibility and using little boxes to keep things neat.
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If there's anything we can take away from the now much talked about Netflix show, Tidying Up with Marie Kondo (aside from thanking your clothes for their service and folding them in thirds), it's that reducing clutter in your life can bring you immense joy.
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"The soon-to-be old team has done a good job tidying up and refocusing, whilst still leaving plenty of scope for the new team," he added, flagging significant remaining upside for investors as the bank moves toward a targeted 10 percent return on equity.
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While it was rumored that he had been playing Russian roulette, Pallenberg told police that Cantrell "was lying on top of the bed, over the covers" watching television and that she "was tidying up" with her back toward him when she heard a shot.
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Marie Kondo, the woman who stole millions of Netflix viewers' hearts this year with her show, "Tidying Up," is in talks to raise up to $40 million in venture capital funding to scale KonMari, the business behind her personal brand, books and TV series.
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The Container Store was PACKED today and I think we all know why The line to sell clothes at Beacons today is an HOUR wait just to drop off; I blame Marie Kondo These days, everyone wants a piece of Kondo and her tidying magic.
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In September 2014, after graduating and struggling to find work elsewhere, Cirakoglu started a cleaning company that started by cleaning up after parties, and has since progressed to tidying up after hoarders and clearing crime scenes, according to an interview he gave to Vice Nederland.
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The old hierarchical systems, painfully imagined, allowed us to research in the tangled undergrowth of facts by providing logical sequences of numbers, letters or subjects, tidying up scholarly trawlings into volumes and chapters, creating indexes and tables of contents to dissect and reassemble the information.
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Marie Kondo, the organizing consultant and author of "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up," told me that when she wakes up in the morning she immediately opens the windows to let in fresh air, a practice she has done since she was a child.
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We need to get organized on this episode Waypoints, which means it's time to get advice from Tidying Up with Marie Kondo and learn all about both the KonMari method, and issues people have taken with the organization expert and her new reality show.
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So, when you see a scatter of papers, laundry, and old food containers, don't rush out to buy your child, friend, or roommate "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up." Instead, appreciate that your acquaintance might be "sparking joy" by channeling their creativity differently.
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The success of "Tidying Up with Marie Kondo" also encouraged Riegg to experiment with reality series from different countries that could be created or adapted for global audiences, such as "The Circle," a UK show that Netflix acquired and made US and Brazilian versions of.
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Kondo is known to global audiences for her best-selling books, including "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing," which has been translated from Japanese to more than 40 languages, with more than 7 million copies sold worldwide.
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Thanks to the success of her Netflix show, Tidying Up With Marie Kondo, Japan's reigning queen of tidiness has a net worth of about $8 million; she is riding a huge media wave in the US, where she is a bigger celebrity than in her native country.
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If you, like many Netflix-subscribing foodies, recently binged all of Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat, you might be overhauling your pantry as we speak (because you watched Tidying Up With Marie Kondo right afterwards) and simultaneously wondering if you should be using different fats when you cook.
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In its battle to win over the hearts and minds of the backers and the media, offering a guarantee will go a long way, but the guarantee is limited in a few important ways, which I believe weakens the company's commitment to tidying up its image.
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The Tab S3's speakers got nice and loud when I put the tablet on my coffee table and played a 60s playlist on Spotify while tidying up the living room one Saturday, and I really liked the clear audio while watching "Caddy Shack" from the couch.
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Potential recruits were to be "experts in helping Amazon customers keep up their home," which includes providing assistance to its customers with "tidying up around the home, laundry, and helping put groceries and essentials like toilet paper and paper towels away," according to The Seattle Times.
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For example, preparing dinner while talking to the kids about their school day or supervising their homework; thinking through a thorny work-related problem while tidying up at the end of a hectic weekend; or catching up on work email while the washing machine is running.
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As Hughes described in this morning's The Daily podcast, he actually shared a dorm room with a young Zuckerberg in their sophomore year at Harvard, back when the titan-to-be seemed little different than any other undergrad, worrying about dates and tidying up his room.
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" This is a concierge-style service where the employee "will be an expert in helping Amazon customers keep up their home…working with customers each day with tidying up around the home, laundry, and helping put groceries and essentials like toilet paper and paper towels away.
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I'd be naive to think that processing what clothes of hers to keep could ever replace the real work of processing grief or heartache, a false promise threaded throughout The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up. An antiseptic home does not equal a mind free of pain.
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It may have started with Marie Kondo and her mega-best seller, "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up," but it has exploded into a mass movement, anchored in websites, seminars and — ironically — a small library's worth of books about how to get rid of stuff.
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"The most important part of this process of tidying is to always think about what you have and about the discovery of your sense of value, what you value that is important," Kondo told IndieWire, through her interpreter Marie Iida, who also appears on the series.
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The new season picked right back up where the finale left off, but because of a time jump viewers didn't really get to see how Jo worked through the emotional trauma before tidying up her storyline with a neat little bow and another proposal from Alex.
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Wordplay MONDAY PUZZLE — In Marie Kondo's best-selling book, "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up," one of the central tenets of her decluttering method is that if an item does not spark joy immediately upon picking it up, the owner should get rid of it.
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So I did the only thing that made sense: I spent $200 on items ranging from persimmon tree chopsticks ($10) to a glass teapot ($25) to Kondo's new tidying-themed children's book, "Kiki & Jax: The Life-Changing Magic of Friendship" ($18), in an effort to find out.
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It's a form wonderfully suited to the animistic methods of Marie Kondo, the Japanese tidying guru who taught the world to kiss its socks goodbye with a novel organizing principle: If your belongings don't spark joy, thank them for their service and show them the door.
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Her first book, "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying up," published in the U.S. in 2014, made her a superstar — maybe the world's first decluttering celebrity — and a publishing behemoth; it is still a best-seller, with over 8.5 million copies sold in over 40 languages.
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And while Netflix doesn't release data on just how many people are watching its shows, Tidying has clearly been sparking joy in viewers, who are hilariously documenting their obsession on social media, and buying Kondo's 2011 book in record numbers again, putting it back on the bestseller list.
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They can manipulate real-life objects themselves, as well: in the video, they push a phone closer to a user, and one can imagine them tidying a desk when nobody is around, or coming out of a hole in the wall to collect crumbs and put your slippers away.
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Home cleaning expert Jill Nystul has rounded up nine of the most common mistakes you might be making — from using a stain remover stick on your carpet to the one surface you shouldn't clean with vinegar — to take your tidying up routine far beyond wax, on-wax off. 1.
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Viacom, which last week said it its interim Chief Executive Tom Dooley will depart in mid-November and that the company will keep movie studio Paramount Pictures, appears to be tidying itself up for a sale and the most natural buyer would be CBS, Barron's said in its report.
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"['Tidying Up with Marie Kondo'] is one that a lot of us joke none of us would have been empowered to buy at our old places ... between the language barrier, the cultural barrier," Riegg said of the show about a Japanese organizational expert who helps Americans declutter their lives.
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All of it was conveyed in what soon became one of Kojima's trademarks: cutscenes and dialogue exchanges of considerable length, where you surely wouldn't be alone in setting the controller down to watch, eat a snack, do some tidying up around the house, and/or clip your toenails.
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Though the crowd on that chilly night was not quite as large as that which had turned out a few weeks earlier to see the tidying guru, Marie Kondo, at the 25nd Street Y, the crush showed that the dominance of men continues to be a societal bugbear.
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It's not magic, Kondo firmly tells another client in Tidying Up, and certainly the more humdrum stretches of the show are the parts when she's not onscreen and the subjects of each episode are doing the actual work of clutching T-shirts to their chest in search of sparked joy.
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Kondo's 8-episode series has inspired fans to hilariously document their obsession on social media, binge-clean their homes, and purchase her first book, The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, in record numbers, putting it back on the bestseller list, five years after its initial U.S. release in 2014.
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This is the crux of the KonMari — that soon-to-be-trademarked nickname — and it is detailed in "The Life-Changing Magic" and her more recent book, "Spark Joy," which, as far as I can tell, is a more specific "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up" but with folding diagrams.
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"You just have to accept the fact that you don't have a lot of time and that it's OK." The article goes on to describe her lifelong obsession with tidying, and her process of kneeling in her client's home in order to get a sense of the space she's working in.
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Like many people looking to regain control of their lives by watching other people on television regain control of theirs, my wife and I binged Kondo's new Netflix show, "Tidying Up." In one uplifting episode after another, Kondo, a bestselling author and decluttering expert, helps untangle families from their excess belongings.
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Her third and latest book, "Joy at Work: The Career-Changing Magic of Tidying Up," written with Scott Sonenshein, a professor of management at Rice University School of Business, out in spring 2020, was bought at a competitive auction for seven figures by Little, Brown, said her American agent, Neil Gudovitz.
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The super popular robot vacuum by iRobot — the Roomba 960 — is on sale for just $449.99, or $249.01 off its list price on Amazon (and you should probably get on that.) Tidying up around the home is tedious enough, but taking on this terrible task on a daily basis will drive anyone bonkers.
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If the Nintendo Labo Okatazuke (which translates to "tidying up") looks suspiciously like a pop-up cardboard box with a lid that's sparsely decorated with Labo colors and graphics, it's probably because it is nothing more than a pop-up cardboard box with a lid that's sparsely decorated with Labo colors and graphics.
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While I can't get on board with every aspect of the KonMari method, there are three main concepts that did actually change my life and were — dare I say — magic: Discard first, organize second "Effective tidying involves only two essential actions: discarding and deciding where to keep things," Kondo writes in her bestseller.
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Last week's newsletter included our monthly Netflix guide and since then, my wife and I have been pleasantly surprised by "Tidying Up with Marie Kondo," a reality series in which the adorable Japanese lifestyle guru visits the cluttered homes of American families, and helps them find a way back to balance and organization.
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On other days, I savored observing a short-order cook and a locksmith and a plumber, as well as documenting the experience of a firefighter confronting his first fire and an adult learning to swim and the people tidying up the affairs of a Queens man who died without anyone noticing his departure.
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I still have mixed feelings about getting these objects from the Shop at KonMari, but for now, at least, "Kiki and Jax," Kondo's children's book on tidying (which sparked a surprising amount of joy in my toddler), the teapot, and the heinously expensive smoke-free smudge mist will stay at our house.
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It's not that the device can do all the cleaning — and you'll find yourself tidying stuff out of its way, so it does actually create new tasks — but since it can do the floors so well it feels like it buys you the time to sort out the rest of your household mess.
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For the last year, I haven't been able to walk into a bookstore without seeing the blue-fading-to-sand cover of Marie Kondo's best-selling book, "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up." Its publication coincided with my decision to start preparing for a new life somewhere, anywhere that was not in San Francisco.
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Each episode of Tidying Up finds Kondo stepping into a domestic situation awash with emotional tensions ranging from the minor (empty nesters clearing out several generations of stuff) to the major (a widow whose husband of decades died nine months ago, and who hasn't been able to bring herself to go through his belongings yet).
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What I mean is that, after two full years of checking my phone every 60 seconds, I'm suddenly incapable of doing anything—watching an episode of my favorite TV show, making dinner, reading a book—for more than 15 minutes without a distraction, whether it be reflexively reaching for my cell or tidying my apartment.
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We got the "Crazy Rich Asians" star at LAX Thursday ... she told us she's jumped on board the organization train, made popular by the Japanese author's new hit Netflix show, "Tidying Up." Awkwafina's gone through the method -- even talks to all her clothes now -- and said goodbye to things that no longer bring her joy.
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It means isolating: Persephone in her room with the door closed, listening to Stereolab, packing for her yearly trip to the Underworld with a copy of The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up. The resulting surety in what you need—what you know—means that, a lot of the time, nobody can tell you shit.
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Judging from the intensity of the entrepreneurship going on in the field of laundry, most people would rather watch a video of Marie Kondo, author of the book "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up," folding a T-shirt so well it stands on its own than to actually do it with their own hands.
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While Tidying Up with Marie Kondo demonstrates simple ways to keep your home in order and Queer Eye reminds us that getting a haircut regularly is good, The Goop Lab, based on Gwyneth Paltrow's rich white lady lifestyle brand, Goop, appears to be about as helpful as Goop's crystal-infused water bottles are affordable.
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After handling the immediate business associated with the medical news — informing family, friends, work; tidying up some finances; putting out stacks of unread New York Times Book Reviews to recycle; and throwing a large "Limited Edition" holiday party, complete with butlers, I had some time to sit at my kitchen table and draw up the bucket list.
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It's also why Netflix is pouring billions into creating more of its own original content series for TV: The new hit "Tidying Up with Marie Kondo" Hyper-localized content series like "Sacred Games" in India Movies like the viral sensation "Bird Box" Yes, but: Netflix may have an even bigger headache to deal with: free competition.
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But what surprises us most about the article — aside from the fact that the most well-regarded paper in the world published it, thereby arguably handing a microphone to a fringe thinker with discriminatory ideas about gender and sexual orientation — is that apparently, Peterson is also a big believer in the life-changing magic of tidying up.
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Having a blast indulging in the stereotypical springtime "to do list" (dragging her husband, played by writer Brad Morris, along with her), then turns to that closet clean-out, inspired (aren't we all?) the KonMari cleaning method made famous by Marie Kondo's book, The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing.
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But Tidying Up is also an aspirational show based around an argument that I don't think it's actually capable of making: the idea that if you could just get organized enough — empty out that junk drawer and clear out that garage — so many larger, more persistent personal problems could be taken care of in the process.
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On Wednesday evening, the tidy and the would-be tidy sat very still on the fourth floor of the Barnes & Noble bookstore at Union Square in Manhattan, craning to hear the soft voice of Marie Kondo, the Japanese author of "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up," as she demonstrated her folding technique on ever more complex garments.
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We also loved reading about how three-time Olympic gold medalist Rebecca Soni tries to avoid decision fatigue in the morning, as well as about the one thing that Marie Kondo, author of The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, makes herself do before leaving the house every morning (the clue is in her book's title!).
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While a show's budget doesn't guarantee great results—Baz Luhrmann's The Getdown allegedly cost a record-breaking $120 million, but was canceled after one season—it might explain the increase in shows that feel more haphazard and made-for-TV, like the campy Chilling Adventures of Sabrina or reality-style shows like Tidying Up with Marie Kondo.
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What Marie Kondo can teach us about moneyKey to Kondo's tidying-up method is a sense of gratitude — the idea that we should feel grateful for, rather than burdened by, the things we have — which makes getting organized feel less like pushing Sisyphus's boulder up an unending hill and more like a pleasant, meditative stroll through the park.
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"The biggest mistake with digital tidying is focusing too much on what to discard," Kondo wrote me in an e-mail earlier that week, by way of a translator, by way of a publicist, by way of a naive hope that a Netflix star could rescue an overtired new parent from being buried alive in his own digital clutter.
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Coinciding with so many people's New Year's resolutions to make their homes more organized, the Netflix original series follows Marie Kondo, the best-selling author of The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing, as she helps real people clear out their clutter as a way to re-discover what really sparks joy in their lives.
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Sure, my closet is a little fuller than it needs to be, I have more USB cables than any sane person will ever need, and I took a hard look at my desk when at least two coworkers "recommended" I read The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up. But I don't really have a problem with getting rid of physical possessions.
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When I embarked on my minimalist journey, I, like many budding minimalists, picked up Marie Kondo's "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up." Not every part of the KonMari method worked for my lifestyle Marie Kondo's book has sold millions of copies since it came out in 2014 and has spent over 140 weeks on the New York Times Best Sellers List.
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It includes something called a "once-in-a-lifetime tidying marathon," which means piling five categories of material possessions — clothing, books, papers, miscellaneous items and sentimental items, including photos, in that order — one at a time, surveying how much of each you have, seeing that it's way too much and then holding each item to see if it sparks joy in your body.
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But Margie steels herself, carefully gathers up her husband's things and begins to sort through them, until the camera finally, decorously, cuts away, leaving her to own authentic grief and breaking the relentless conventions of reality TV. An earlier version of this article misstated the year when "Joy at Work: The Career-Changing Magic of Tidying Up" will be published.
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When one of the Tidying Up episodes starts with parents telling their child that they're not going to take him to Toys 'R' Us because they're all going to learn about "being happy with how much [they] already have," that's their projection — Kondo, who of course peddles a few products of her own, does not actually go so far as to advise against consumerist impulses.
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WATCH THIS: Today Anchor Craig Melvin and Lindsay Czarniak Show Off Their Favorite Room in the House "My mission is to spark joy in the world through tidying," Kondo says, recalling the message of the "KonMari method" found in her hugely popular 2011 book (published in the U.S. in 2014), which instructed readers to ditch any belongings that do not "spark joy" in them.
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Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaMichelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her US ambassador to Germany calls out journalists who blocked him on Twitter MORE says her family's got a lot of tidying up to do — and not a lot of time to do it.
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"When we really delve into the reasons for why we can't let something go, there are only two: an attachment to the past or a fear for the future," Marie Kondo writes in her best-selling The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up. Kondo's book has inspired people around the globe to go through their belongings and cut back on the clutter in their lives.
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And in a special treat for subscribers, get a jump on your spring organizing with this step-by-step program to tidying up your home.) A (mostly) all-purpose cleaner The other Sunday I put on Little Mix, cracked a beer, filled a small bucket with diluted all-purpose cleaner, grabbed a microfiber rag and absolutely went to town on my kitchen and dining nook.
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Now that she has sold nearly six million copies of "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up" and has been on the New York Times best-seller list for 213 weeks and counting, she was taking the next logical step: a formal training program for her KonMari method, certifying her acolytes to bring the joy and weightlessness and upward-pointing trajectory of a clutter-free life to others.
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Its success begat an empire of orderliness that includes a popular Netflix show, "Tidying Up with Marie Kondo," a children's book and graphic novel, a consulting firm with more than 400 "certified" KonMari advisers, and, somewhat counter-intuitively, an e-commerce store, where converted neat freaks who have emptied their cluttered homes can fill them up again with robes, slippers, candles and other items curated by Ms. Kondo.
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Kondo, a diminutive 34-year-old Japanese woman who likes to wear white when she's on the job ("It is part of my brand," she explained to the New Yorker), most recently parlayed her charming approach into an eight-part Netflix reality series, Tidying Up With Marie Kondo, in which she (with a translator in tow) visits various middle-class households in the Los Angeles area to save families from their own clutter.
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Historically, tidying for me meant simply putting everything away: I stack my pots on top of the pan I never use and struggle to get the drawer closed, I cram the three pairs of tights I actually wear into the dresser filled with torn tights that I tell myself I'll get around to mending one day, and I wrestle with the suitcase full of sports bags I never use every time I have to take out the backpacker bag I use for almost every trip.
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Sure, Tidying Up isn't exactly a thrill ride, but especially because I was raised by a mother who despises KonMari—instead of "dispose of it if it doesn't bring you joy," try "I am hanging on to this object for the duration of my life because I or any of my children could conceivably have a use for it before the Earth explodes"—the show was a nice introspective watch that motivated me to sort through a stack of old papers and organize my closet.
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The clearest modern manifestation of this is the enduring popularity of The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, which came out in 1989 and remains a top 10 best-seller on Amazon's nonfiction list — No. 10 on April 5, above Marie Kondo's The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up. Ingrained in our discussions of executives rising early and great writers taking daily walks is an assumption that we are all "creatures of habit," that our habits define who we are and what we achieve.
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