“Stuff” Isn’t Static
In Marie Kondo’s book, The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing , she talks about her process of “tidying up” and the work she does with clients.
Tidying up usually means throwing stuff out.
How does it happen?
She has the client touch everything one by one and asks them “Does this spark joy?” If no, it’s tossed. Usually, that means almost everything the client has.
As scary as that may sound, the result is a home or office that makes the client happy because everything they own is a reminder of something good.
How much better would you feel if everything around you made you feel good?
From the desk of Adam Thomas 