@Jeanmarie Todd Yes, it's doubly hard when someone speaks so quickly like Marie! Iida-san has to be extraordinarily quick and have such extensive comprehension of both languages!
Yes! I'm so impressed with her. So often with interpreters, I have the feeling that they're leaving important things out or not capturing the personality of the person - but not here. She's great.
Because she's created an effing epidemic!! When you have a million Americans, who at the same time declutter all their stuff, there's nowhere for this crap to go but to landfills, unless you burn it! It's worse now that the stupid Kon Mari method has aired on Netflix and taken the world by storm. The thrift stores are inundated with stuff by 347% because now everyone is decluttering obsessed. All this stuff just ends up in landfills. It's so sad and disgusting how wasteful we are!
@@ceecee8757 But surely you can't blame Marie for that, it's the consumers who don't budget and buy all the junk in the first place that started the mess, marie is just provided a solution for people to sort out the mess they made
The interviewer is amazing and has the best questions I have ever come across from all the videos that feature Marie Kondo! This interview is a gem to listen to! And thank you Marie Kondo for bringing your method of tidying to the world!
Yeah, she's an angel, but when you have a million Americans who at the same time declutter all their stuff, there's nowhere for this crap to go but to landfills, unless you burn it. It's worse now that that stupid Kon Mari method has aired on Netflix and taken the world by storm. The thrift stores are inundated with stuff by 347% because now everyone is decluttering obsessed. All this stuff just ends up in landfills. It's so sad and disgusting how wasteful we are.
@@ceecee8757 First .. not everything ends up in land fills, much gets re-purposed... and second... if something IS trash.. why keep it? If you do then you are turning your home into a dump. Learn to re-cycle intelligently... clothing is often recycled to make many useful things... that creates jobs and NEW products. People choosing to live in filthy, hoarding situations does NOT help this world. Keeping only what sparks joy teaches us to buy wisely and not repeat old buying habits. A tidy home helps to create a tidy mind. When I am able to FIND my tools now I no longer have to go out and buy new tools. When I tidied I found close to 10 measuring tapes.. so I gave away half of them. I certainly didn't throw them out in the rubbish!.... nor do I treat my home as a dump.
@@ceecee8757 send the good crap here. in bulgaria is a big online second hand shop and most of my clothes are from there. there is a lot of uk crap, but american crap not so much. i built an entire wardrobe with second hand items.
I have to say i really learned a lot and i only discovered her last week. I happened to already be organising home and realised that i was doing most of the things right to begin with but it really helped me to move forward where i got stuck. I love so much a tidy house and learning not to buy stuff which are unnecessary is the key going forward.
Yes, but when you have a million Americans, who at the same time declutter all their stuff, there's nowhere for this crap to go but to landfills, unless you burn it! It's worse now that the stupid Kon Mari method has aired on Netflix and taken the world by storm. The thrift stores are inundated with stuff by 347% because now everyone is decluttering obsessed. All this stuff just ends up in landfills. It's so sad and disgusting how wasteful we are!
@@ceecee8757 You may find joy living in a cluttered mess... but most do not. It is said that... Cleanliness is next to Godliness. Many find peace of mind and become closer to the Divine by simplifying their lives. Perhaps you should try it.
@@ceecee8757 First: Recycled clothing is not "burned"... it has many many different uses. Recycled materials is a whole industry. My old blankets went to an animal shelter The best thing about the Kon-mari method is that I NOW BUY Far Less STUFF in the first place. Long Term .. Tidying in this way puts less stress on our natural resouces because we realize we don't NEED so much. Tidy NOW... and remove what does not 'Spark Joy'.. or wait untill you die and your kids will likely just toss it all in the dump... rather than try and give things a second 'life' elsewhere.
@@ceecee8757 i agree that we are very wastefull. The problem with landfills is not that we tidy up, but the fact that we are bombarded by junk that we feel we should have and the fact that eveything we buy is wrapped in plastics when it is unessesary like veg and fruit for example and the fact that most of the us tend to want more that what we need just because it is there and available. Anyways just a few examples that add up with the rest. Its a huge problem all over the world not in america only.and you are a huge country . I live on a small island in the mediterranean. The land fills here are exhausted and we pay to have rubbish exported. The sea is contaminated with shit. Humans want more and more thinking that what we use and throw vanishes by magic, well not really! From my part all i can do is to be aware of what i buy and consume and that i make good use of it and dispose of waste and stuff that is no longer needed the best way that the system provides.
Shame the chairs are too high for Marie and her translator (whose feet are not able to touch the ground). The Translator should have been given a better set up like a mini desk to make it easier to write.
leeannqh translator looks to be sitting further back in the chair causing her legs to dangle. Marie is sitting almost on the edge of hers. Tho I agree, something to write on would’ve been nice..
She is a total Nadeshiko Yamato (ideal Japanese woman) - elegant, lovely voice, pretty, sweet, good homemaker - myself being such a hot mess, I’m so jealous! 😭
Great message thanks for sharing. Everything is balance really I personally only buy what I need don’t feel pressured by the external word. Also importantly the mind minding my business not getting too distracted by social media is essential.
Eva Hendrix-Shovlin I believe she mentioned in some video or online article (sorry I can’t remember!) that since she works at tidying, it helps to promote a clean, peaceful look- sort of like a uniform.
@@ceecee8757 I don't know about you but I believe most people that menstruate do in fact NOT spread their period blood all over their t-shirt. Crazy, right?
Maya Marie you h e to start somewhere. Plus facing it can help you understand how bad it is. Her method makes you really look at it like “yeah, no more clothes”. But hanging in your closet it’s easy to tell yourself it’s not that bad.
@@GlamishMom you do have to start somewhere but people should recognize the global problem is not just a clean home, but the WASTE we produce. The earth can only handle so many people throwing away their mistakes mindlessly. We should REUSE, RECYLE, and LEARN. Its not all about Our joy. Sorry Im having a bad day if I sound agressive. I really just want whats best for the world.
@@Princessmayamarie It doesn't have to be an 'either/or'... we can have both. When we help the earth we are helping ourselves. The JOY is always there...we just have to recognize it.
+Maya Marie I know what you mean ... in Ireland at the moment there's a group called Right to Repair. Trying to get companies make things more easily repairable ... less glue and more screw! I don't understand why America haven't done like Europe when it comes to plastic shopping bags!
Disappointed she is asking simple questions that are in the first book, why not go beyond to material we do not have easy access to? Interviewer did not read the books - and this spoon feeding does not encourage people to READ. The audiobooks are 5 hours each (short and easy).
i’ve read her books thinking i actually doesn’t need it coz i know all my stuff, where they belong, etc. plus i don’t shop. but damn i was wrong. my house doesn’t make much different, but i can say my life in term of spirituality, relationship, etc, i learn a lot on to put value in everything. which is weird because the books about tidying up lol.
Yeah, she's an angel, but when you have a million Americans who at the same time declutter all their stuff, there's nowhere for this crap to go but to landfills, unless you burn it. It's worse now that that stupid Kon Mari method has aired on Netflix and taken the world by storm. The thrift stores are inundated with stuff by 347% because now everyone is decluttering obsessed. All this stuff just ends up in landfills. It's so sad and disgusting how wasteful we are.
Yeah, she's an angel, but when you have a million Americans who at the same time declutter all their stuff, there's nowhere for this crap to go but to landfills, unless you burn it. It's worse now that that stupid Kon Mari method has aired on Netflix and taken the world by storm. The thrift stores are inundated with stuff by 347% because now everyone is decluttering obsessed. All this stuff just ends up in landfills. It's so sad and disgusting how wasteful we are.
What's interesting is the fact that she turned her over occurring OCD problem into something that the average person could learn from and turn their mistakes and false mental attributes into amazing results.
That's because messy houses aren't featured on tours. Japanese houses also tend to have good storage, so mess can be hidden away easily. However, there are plenty of messy or overcrowded homes in Japan as well!
Overall I would say that tends to be more true. However, depends where you go. In the big cities people tend to be more transient and have much simpler apartments. In the countryside you get larger homes with a lot of junk.
Is possible to contact her for help? I. Extremity depressed, my home is a mess and I have no energy to start to fix it. I’m emotionally sick. Can Mari help me?
Forgot to mention, the main points are: give away the things you no longer need, say a prayer of gratefulness and goodbye; folding cloths as stand up rectangles and put in drawer vertically; organize documents into types: achieved, need to deal with, identities like passports and to be threaded; organize everything else based on categories in your home. Examples: tools in one place; shopping bags in one place; stationary in one place; summer cloths in one place, etc.
Actually Marie is helping all of us via her books and programs. Read and learn from her... it's all about YOU LEARNING and embracing the helpful techniques which she has taken years to develop. It is not about Marie organizing YOUR space... it is about learning from Marie HOW to JOYfully Tidy your own space. It's a journey and Marie is our Guide... not our maid.
Just an afterthought here.... it could well be that it is the clutter in your home which is actually DRAINING your energy. As you begin your Tidying journey you will likely find that you become MORE and MORE energized. As you get more into the process and see the results... the more enthusiastic you will become. Success breeds success. The first step is usually the hardest because we have to break that sense of inertia. ONCE we get moving however... it's really hard to stop... you just want to keep going! It's almost magical how that works.
Is the interviewer for real or an SNL skit with that dreadful Ellie May Clampett outfit? If this is modern fashion I hope we pass through this silly phase. Kondo is terrific.
Interviewer lacks good questions. And is displays a lack of curiousity. Comes across as unprofessional and rude to me. Not bothering to finish this video. Lol no spark of joy for this video! thank you! next!
Yeah, she's an angel, but when you have a million Americans who at the same time declutter all their stuff, there's nowhere for this crap to go but to landfills, unless you burn it. It's worse now that that stupid Kon Mari method has aired on Netflix and taken the world by storm. The thrift stores are inundated with stuff by 347% because now everyone is decluttering obsessed. All this stuff just ends up in landfills. It's so sad and disgusting how wasteful we are.
@@ceecee8757 - recycle by giving to Goodwill, homeless shelters, women's abuse shelters, etc. Maybe you throw your stuff away to go to landfills, but not everyone is being wasteful.
The average person does not attach to everything either. But throwing out very sentimental items is ridiculous!! Why she even puts that category in her craziness I don't know but her overall concept has been around for decades. The only difference is she wanted to make money off old ideas from before her time!
I think some sentimental items that have baggage or heavy energy or negative energy that keeps you stuck, sad, angry, or depressed or drains your energy should be gotten rid of. For each person that is something different and may take time. However, something either essential or heirloom wise is best to keep it but like for instance when maybe their are sudden death to a family members and someone keeps the room in tact for years that is not healthy for anyone. In my opinion, I personally experienced this I felt their energy there good and bad. It lingered and when you have to sleep in those rooms it takes a strong minded person to do it. I had to do it because other family members couldn’t and had to personally detox mentally and spiritually every time after leaving for my personal sanity until that family member was able to get over their grief and they cleaned the room when they were ready. It happens.
@@rivermist80 She doesn't say that you should throw away sentimental items. She says you should consider whether they are bringing you joy or holding you back from the future you envision for yourself. You need to evaluate your possessions and make conscious decisions, not just make a decision to keep something once and never reassess.
Does your toilet brush or sink sponge spark joy???? Do your sticky socks spark joy? Does your irritating husband spark joy? Does that cat throwing up on your expensive rug spark joy?
It's not just joy. Would you be glad to have that toilet brush if you had to scrub your toilet with your toothbrush? It's about cherishing what items you own and owning items you cherish, and not more.
momof2 my toilet brush sparks joy since I picked one I liked that’s obviously helpful. The sponge sparks joy since I used it to clean my dishes then I squeeze it dry and put it under the sink. The stinky socks gets washed and the irritating husband can have a nice attitude if your house was surrounded by joy. The cat doesn’t spark joy then you might have to consider not having it.
@@rterry411 when you have a million Americans, who at the same time declutter all their stuff, there's nowhere for this crap to go but to landfills, unless you burn it! It's worse now that the stupid Kon Mari method has aired on Netflix and taken the world by storm. The thrift stores are inundated with stuff by 347% because now everyone is decluttering obsessed. All this stuff just ends up in landfills. It's so sad and disgusting how wasteful we are!
Actually my toilet brush does spark joy as it helps me to maintain a clean and healthy environment. Dirty tired sponges do not spark joy... so I replace them with clean ones. My red oval bucket sparks joy... it makes it a pleasure to wash my floors. The too small, leaky black bucket.... Not so much. Sometimes it's the little things in life which matter.
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Such HUGE props to Marie Iida, the translator , for her excellent skills. I am bilingual (Japanese/English) and she is an extraordinary translator!!
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I was always wondering about that. She seems like she understand her and her view really well!
So much better than others I've seen try to translate for her! Marie Kondo is so sharp she needs an equally eloquent person, in TWO languages.
@Jeanmarie Todd Yes, it's doubly hard when someone speaks so quickly like Marie! Iida-san has to be extraordinarily quick and have such extensive comprehension of both languages!
Yes! I'm so impressed with her. So often with interpreters, I have the feeling that they're leaving important things out or not capturing the personality of the person - but not here. She's great.
I was wondering if Marie spoke extremely quickly. I see you’ve all answered my question.
Excellent interpreter 👍
Agreed. She does an amazing job with keeping up.
I feel peace whenever I watch her talking.
I just want to punch her now that she's caused an epidemic with the landfills!!
Her show has changed my life, I’m enjoying tidying now. Her translator is insanely good too!
Marie's dress game is O N P O I N T
Her translator did pretty good job.
How could anyone dislike this!
Because she's created an effing epidemic!! When you have a million Americans, who at the same time declutter all their stuff, there's nowhere for this crap to go but to landfills, unless you burn it! It's worse now that the stupid Kon Mari method has aired on Netflix and taken the world by storm. The thrift stores are inundated with stuff by 347% because now everyone is decluttering obsessed. All this stuff just ends up in landfills. It's so sad and disgusting how wasteful we are!
@@ceecee8757 But surely you can't blame Marie for that, it's the consumers who don't budget and buy all the junk in the first place that started the mess, marie is just provided a solution for people to sort out the mess they made
My goal after completing her process will continue to be “one thing in, 2 OUT.” Thankyou.
The interviewer is amazing and has the best questions I have ever come across from all the videos that feature Marie Kondo! This interview is a gem to listen to! And thank you Marie Kondo for bringing your method of tidying to the world!
Honestly such an angel! I love Marie so much. So inspiring. Makes me wanna get my shit together hahaha.
Yeah, she's an angel, but when you have a million Americans who at the same time declutter all their stuff, there's nowhere for this crap to go but to landfills, unless you burn it. It's worse now that that stupid Kon Mari method has aired on Netflix and taken the world by storm. The thrift stores are inundated with stuff by 347% because now everyone is decluttering obsessed. All this stuff just ends up in landfills. It's so sad and disgusting how wasteful we are.
@@ceecee8757 First .. not everything ends up in land fills, much gets re-purposed... and second... if something IS trash.. why keep it? If you do then you are turning your home into a dump.
Learn to re-cycle intelligently... clothing is often recycled to make many useful things... that creates jobs and NEW products.
People choosing to live in filthy, hoarding situations does NOT help this world. Keeping only what sparks joy teaches us to buy wisely and not repeat old buying habits.
A tidy home helps to create a tidy mind.
When I am able to FIND my tools now I no longer have to go out and buy new tools.
When I tidied I found close to 10
measuring tapes.. so I gave away half of them. I certainly didn't throw them out in the rubbish!.... nor do I treat my home as a dump.
@@ceecee8757 send the good crap here. in bulgaria is a big online second hand shop and most of my clothes are from there. there is a lot of uk crap, but american crap not so much. i built an entire wardrobe with second hand items.
I have to say i really learned a lot and i only discovered her last week. I happened to already be organising home and realised that i was doing most of the things right to begin with but it really helped me to move forward where i got stuck. I love so much a tidy house and learning not to buy stuff which are unnecessary is the key going forward.
Yes, but when you have a million Americans, who at the same time declutter all their stuff, there's nowhere for this crap to go but to landfills, unless you burn it! It's worse now that the stupid Kon Mari method has aired on Netflix and taken the world by storm. The thrift stores are inundated with stuff by 347% because now everyone is decluttering obsessed. All this stuff just ends up in landfills. It's so sad and disgusting how wasteful we are!
@@ceecee8757 You may find joy living in a cluttered mess... but most do not. It is said that... Cleanliness is next to Godliness.
Many find peace of mind and become closer to the Divine by simplifying their lives. Perhaps you should try it.
@@ceecee8757 First: Recycled clothing is not "burned"... it has many many different uses. Recycled materials is a whole industry.
My old blankets went to an animal shelter
The best thing about the Kon-mari method is that I NOW BUY Far Less STUFF in the first place. Long Term .. Tidying in this way puts less stress on our natural resouces because we realize we don't NEED so much.
Tidy NOW... and remove what does not 'Spark Joy'.. or wait untill you die and your kids will likely just toss it all in the dump... rather than try and give things a second 'life' elsewhere.
@@ceecee8757 i agree that we are very wastefull. The problem with landfills is not that we tidy up, but the fact that we are bombarded by junk that we feel we should have and the fact that eveything we buy is wrapped in plastics when it is unessesary like veg and fruit for example and the fact that most of the us tend to want more that what we need just because it is there and available. Anyways just a few examples that add up with the rest. Its a huge problem all over the world not in america only.and you are a huge country . I live on a small island in the mediterranean. The land fills here are exhausted and we pay to have rubbish exported. The sea is contaminated with shit. Humans want more and more thinking that what we use and throw vanishes by magic, well not really! From my part all i can do is to be aware of what i buy and consume and that i make good use of it and dispose of waste and stuff that is no longer needed the best way that the system provides.
Shame the chairs are too high for Marie and her translator (whose feet are not able to touch the ground). The Translator should have been given a better set up like a mini desk to make it easier to write.
leeannqh translator looks to be sitting further back in the chair causing her legs to dangle. Marie is sitting almost on the edge of hers. Tho I agree, something to write on would’ve been nice..
Absolutely agree on both
t would have been good had the interviewer actually read any of Kondo's books.
Marie Kondo is so cute! Lovely!
She is a total Nadeshiko Yamato (ideal Japanese woman) - elegant, lovely voice, pretty, sweet, good homemaker - myself being such a hot mess, I’m so jealous! 😭
Beautiful teachings :) ..on many levels. Thanks for sharing video.
Kudos to the interviewer, Katie Rosman. Fun, thorough, interesting questions. Great personality. Makes me want to check out her articles!
She's just a fantastic young lady
He interpreter so far is the best live interpreter I’ve seen
FANTASTIC interview, the best I've seen yet with Marie Kondo. Kudos for all the right questions.
Great message thanks for sharing. Everything is balance really I personally only buy what I need don’t feel pressured by the external word. Also importantly the mind minding my business not getting too distracted by social media is essential.
Seeing a great job Iida did remind me of Miss Vietnam during Miss Universe 2018 who was badly translated during Top 5 questions.
Excellent interview! 👍
Love her! I would love to know why she mostly wears white tops, does it spark joy for her?
Eva Hendrix-Shovlin I believe she mentioned in some video or online article (sorry I can’t remember!) that since she works at tidying, it helps to promote a clean, peaceful look- sort of like a uniform.
Probably won't spark joy when she's on her period!
@@ceecee8757 I don't know about you but I believe most people that menstruate do in fact NOT spread their period blood all over their t-shirt. Crazy, right?
@@ceecee8757 that sounds rough. Sorry to hear that. Wish you could just decide to declutter periods entirely.
Watched season 1 of Tidying Up this last week. When is season 2?? 😍
next season... ;-)
marie for president~!
Iida for VP!!
@R LAC haaahaa. YUP
Lolz . Can't clean that
MATA! Make America Tidy Again!
Ren: Good one!🤗
Love her!
if people don't stop buying stuff they don't need, it doesnt matter how much you tidy up.
Maya Marie you h e to start somewhere. Plus facing it can help you understand how bad it is. Her method makes you really look at it like “yeah, no more clothes”. But hanging in your closet it’s easy to tell yourself it’s not that bad.
@@GlamishMom you do have to start somewhere but people should recognize the global problem is not just a clean home, but the WASTE we produce. The earth can only handle so many people throwing away their mistakes mindlessly. We should REUSE, RECYLE, and LEARN. Its not all about Our joy. Sorry Im having a bad day if I sound agressive. I really just want whats best for the world.
@@Princessmayamarie It doesn't have to be an 'either/or'... we can have both. When we help the earth we are helping ourselves. The JOY is always there...we just have to recognize it.
+Maya Marie I know what you mean ... in Ireland at the moment there's a group called Right to Repair. Trying to get companies make things more easily repairable ... less glue and more screw! I don't understand why America haven't done like Europe when it comes to plastic shopping bags!
its her philosophy as well that you only buy and keep things you really like and spark joy for you :)
Thank you ‼️‼️‼️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much for the question... Especially tips on moving out...🥺🥺🥺
I am struggling...
Japan has 1,400 years of Buddhism. Clear your mind. Be mindful. Let go. Do not cling fro not crave for more material things.
Disappointed she is asking simple questions that are in the first book, why not go beyond to material we do not have easy access to? Interviewer did not read the books - and this spoon feeding does not encourage people to READ. The audiobooks are 5 hours each (short and easy).
where did you find the audiobook for the first book!?I couldn't find it anywhere
12:56 the interviewer cuts in while the translator is unfinished. How polite
She is so inspiring:-)
i’ve read her books thinking i actually doesn’t need it coz i know all my stuff, where they belong, etc. plus i don’t shop. but damn i was wrong. my house doesn’t make much different, but i can say my life in term of spirituality, relationship, etc, i learn a lot on to put value in everything. which is weird because the books about tidying up lol.
Yeah, she's an angel, but when you have a million Americans who at the same time declutter all their stuff, there's nowhere for this crap to go but to landfills, unless you burn it. It's worse now that that stupid Kon Mari method has aired on Netflix and taken the world by storm. The thrift stores are inundated with stuff by 347% because now everyone is decluttering obsessed. All this stuff just ends up in landfills. It's so sad and disgusting how wasteful we are.
CeeCee Nunya after they died the stuff gonna go landfills anyway. at least if they do it while alive they can donate some of the stuff.
Great interview!
Love that red poka dot dress!
TH-cam has the sound turned all the way down.Can't hear a thing
How can you find peace in the clutter ??
Tiny, beautiful, likes to clean and organise. Perfect woman!
Yeah, she's an angel, but when you have a million Americans who at the same time declutter all their stuff, there's nowhere for this crap to go but to landfills, unless you burn it. It's worse now that that stupid Kon Mari method has aired on Netflix and taken the world by storm. The thrift stores are inundated with stuff by 347% because now everyone is decluttering obsessed. All this stuff just ends up in landfills. It's so sad and disgusting how wasteful we are.
Lol, because she’s tiny?? 😝
コンマリって言葉もキレイだよね
めっちゃ、とか絶対使わなさそう
Interviewers like this, and there are many, really ought to wear green. To better hide their jealousy.
What's interesting is the fact that she turned her over occurring OCD problem into something that the average person could learn from and turn their mistakes and false mental attributes into amazing results.
Manny Boyle OCD? That is a disease created by Americans for Americans 😉, the rest of the world has no problem with being organized 😂
Subtítulos en español 🙏🙏
The Japanese seem quite tidy already. In tours of their apartments they have very few items.
Debra Howsden from her books what i understand she’s a very busy woman in japan (meaning a lot of client) lol
That's because messy houses aren't featured on tours. Japanese houses also tend to have good storage, so mess can be hidden away easily. However, there are plenty of messy or overcrowded homes in Japan as well!
Not at all.
Overall I would say that tends to be more true. However, depends where you go. In the big cities people tend to be more transient and have much simpler apartments. In the countryside you get larger homes with a lot of junk.
I put some calls out to the internet....
I wonder how she stores or folds her masks
Is possible to contact her for help? I. Extremity depressed, my home is a mess and I have no energy to start to fix it. I’m emotionally sick. Can Mari help me?
I doubt it, she's too busy like she said at the end, but you can contact her consultants, there's a link to them on her website.
If you read her books or watch her video on how to do it. You can help yourself! It is not that hard if you set your mind to it. Cheers!!!
Forgot to mention, the main points are: give away the things you no longer need, say a prayer of gratefulness and goodbye; folding cloths as stand up rectangles and put in drawer vertically; organize documents into types: achieved, need to deal with, identities like passports and to be threaded; organize everything else based on categories in your home. Examples: tools in one place; shopping bags in one place; stationary in one place; summer cloths in one place, etc.
Actually Marie is helping all of us via her books and programs. Read and learn from her... it's all about YOU LEARNING and embracing the helpful techniques which she has taken years to develop.
It is not about Marie organizing YOUR space... it is about learning from Marie HOW to JOYfully Tidy your own space.
It's a journey and Marie is our Guide... not our maid.
Just an afterthought here.... it could well be that it is the clutter in your home which is actually DRAINING your energy.
As you begin your Tidying journey you will likely find that you become MORE and MORE energized.
As you get more into the process and see the results... the more enthusiastic you will become. Success breeds success.
The first step is usually the hardest because we have to break that sense of inertia. ONCE we get moving however... it's really hard to stop... you just want to keep going! It's almost magical how that works.
この通訳の人、何語でメモってるのかな
Is the interviewer for real or an SNL skit with that dreadful Ellie May Clampett outfit? If this is modern fashion I hope we pass through this silly phase.
Kondo is terrific.
Interviewer lacks good questions. And is displays a lack of curiousity. Comes across as unprofessional and rude to me. Not bothering to finish this video.
Lol no spark of joy for this video! thank you! next!
Minnie Mouse called. She wants her dress back.
Michael Isennock wooow good one, bud 👏🏻🙄🙄🙄
Michael Isennock 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Yeah, she's an angel, but when you have a million Americans who at the same time declutter all their stuff, there's nowhere for this crap to go but to landfills, unless you burn it. It's worse now that that stupid Kon Mari method has aired on Netflix and taken the world by storm. The thrift stores are inundated with stuff by 347% because now everyone is decluttering obsessed. All this stuff just ends up in landfills. It's so sad and disgusting how wasteful we are.
@@ceecee8757 - recycle by giving to Goodwill, homeless shelters, women's abuse shelters, etc. Maybe you throw your stuff away to go to landfills, but not everyone is being wasteful.
🤣🤣
PRODIGY....
Obsession with perfection and lack of emotional attachment....Monk in a woman
She has emotional attachments. .. just not to everything she owns!
You obviously have not watched her show.
The average person does not attach to everything either. But throwing out very sentimental items is ridiculous!! Why she even puts that category in her craziness I don't know but her overall concept has been around for decades. The only difference is she wanted to make money off old ideas from before her time!
I think some sentimental items that have baggage or heavy energy or negative energy that keeps you stuck, sad, angry, or depressed or drains your energy should be gotten rid of. For each person that is something different and may take time. However, something either essential or heirloom wise is best to keep it but like for instance when maybe their are sudden death to a family members and someone keeps the room in tact for years that is not healthy for anyone. In my opinion, I personally experienced this I felt their energy there good and bad. It lingered and when you have to sleep in those rooms it takes a strong minded person to do it. I had to do it because other family members couldn’t and had to personally detox mentally and spiritually every time after leaving for my personal sanity until that family member was able to get over their grief and they cleaned the room when they were ready. It happens.
@@rivermist80 She doesn't say that you should throw away sentimental items. She says you should consider whether they are bringing you joy or holding you back from the future you envision for yourself. You need to evaluate your possessions and make conscious decisions, not just make a decision to keep something once and never reassess.
Does your toilet brush or sink sponge spark joy???? Do your sticky socks spark joy? Does your irritating husband spark joy? Does that cat throwing up on your expensive rug spark joy?
It's not just joy. Would you be glad to have that toilet brush if you had to scrub your toilet with your toothbrush? It's about cherishing what items you own and owning items you cherish, and not more.
momof2 my toilet brush sparks joy since I picked one I liked that’s obviously helpful. The sponge sparks joy since I used it to clean my dishes then I squeeze it dry and put it under the sink. The stinky socks gets washed and the irritating husband can have a nice attitude if your house was surrounded by joy. The cat doesn’t spark joy then you might have to consider not having it.
momof2 your actitud does not spark joy 😉
@@rterry411 when you have a million Americans, who at the same time declutter all their stuff, there's nowhere for this crap to go but to landfills, unless you burn it! It's worse now that the stupid Kon Mari method has aired on Netflix and taken the world by storm. The thrift stores are inundated with stuff by 347% because now everyone is decluttering obsessed. All this stuff just ends up in landfills. It's so sad and disgusting how wasteful we are!
Actually my toilet brush does spark joy as it helps me to maintain a clean and healthy environment. Dirty tired sponges do not spark joy... so I replace them with clean ones.
My red oval bucket sparks joy... it makes it a pleasure to wash my floors. The too small, leaky black bucket.... Not so much. Sometimes it's the little things in life which matter.