living under one roof with every activity in our lives, to figure out what is really important. I’ve gotten a lot of clarity around what baking tools I really need and what clothes really don’t cut the comfort test to spark joy. Taking the time to write down the elements of your ideal lifestyle is essential to the entire KonMari Method and it’s what I believe makes it life changing. The key elements of your ideal lifestyle aren’t just what your drawers and living room look like. That’s an important part, but even more vital is the way you want your life to feel. I know that in the past two months, I’ve identified a lot of feelings that are comforting to me that I want to keep in my life, as well as many stress-inducers that I can live without. Big and small. Do you long for a simple pace with fewer demands on your introverted personality? Maybe you are into the high-energy, eclectic characteristics of a sensory-intensive urban lifestyle, or somewhere in between. There’s no right or wrong vision for your future – it just needs to authentically reflect how you want to feel in your home and how you want others to feel as members of your household and guests in your home. Imagine once your belongings are all whittled down to the things that truly bring you joy and everything is organized, what do you want to do more of at home? Visualizing these ideas and putting them in writing is the road map for your tidying journey and the rest of your organized life! Take cues from life during the pandemic, both positive and negative. What do you want and not want going forward? Create a mood board, a collection of images that reflect the feelings of the lifestyle you want to make for yourself. Whether you’re cutting out pictures and pasting them on an actual board or assembling an electronic version of a mood board, this exercise is important. Resist the urge to just mentally make some notes; actually collect images that represent what you want.
Your mood board should reflect your authentic self. Think about:
Picturing these things will help define the “vibe” you’re going for. Then keep your collection in a place where you will see it frequently. That will help to guide you on your Kon Mari journey to find a truly life-changing experience through tidying! Until next time, Mrg
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The Reluctant Enthusiast LLC, doing business as Designed 2 Stick, is owned and operated by Mrg Simon, Glen Rose, TX. All images and content are copyrighted, and the property of Mrg Simon and The Reluctant Enthusiast LLC, unless otherwise stated. All header/banner photos are courtesy of Unsplash. The Reluctant Enthusiast claims no right in the registered marks of third parties, including KMI Media and Marie Kondo.. Mrg Simon and The Reluctant Enthusiast LLC are not acting or speaking on behalf of Marie Kondo, KonMari Media Inc., nor are they authorized to do so.
*Designed 2 Stick and Mrg Simon do not offer legal services. Mrs. Simon does not accept legal clients or provide legal advice.