A few weeks ago, my bank offered a limited number of free copies of Marie Kondo's The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up for signing up for a housing finance newsletter. I won a copy and after a few weeks expected delay the paperback landed in my mailbox.
Marie's method is very severe, it requires you to decide what to keep rather than what to throw out. I'm not sure I'm ready at this stage for such an austere approach; I mean, is my toothbrush supposed to bring me joy? I see it as just a useful object that I would have to replace if it broke. But I will see what bits of wisdom I can glean from the book. Stay tuned.
Marie's method is very severe, it requires you to decide what to keep rather than what to throw out. I'm not sure I'm ready at this stage for such an austere approach; I mean, is my toothbrush supposed to bring me joy? I see it as just a useful object that I would have to replace if it broke. But I will see what bits of wisdom I can glean from the book. Stay tuned.
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