Guidance for Organizing Home and Workspace
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Discover the transformative power of the KonMari Method® — right at your home!
I’ll guide you through every step of the tidying process, helping you create a space filled with clarity and joy. The KonMari Method® goes beyond organizing — it’s a journey toward a more intentional life.
Let's start from the beginning
How does a cluttered space affect us?
How do we feel when our homes are cluttered? How do we feel when our working space is disorganized?
Feeling overwhelmed
In a cluttered space, we often feel unmotivated and struggle to concentrate. We keep wanting to tidy up before diving into other tasks, but deciding where to begin can be overwhelming.
It's like getting caught in a never-ending cycle of uncertainty and procrastination.
Loosing Time
We spend too much time looking for things and always moving stuff around from place to place. It's a constant hassle that gets in the way of getting things done effectively and smoothly.
Relationship
When things are chaotic around us, it really stresses us out and gets us upset. It changes how we talk to others—we might get more irritable and start blaming people.
We lose the mood for fun stuff like playing with the kids or reading together, and we just don't have the energy to focus on what really matters in our relationships.
Latest Projects 2025
"Wardrobe Organization" March 2025
The Spring 2025 wardrobe group has just wrapped up, and what an incredible journey it’s been! Over the past few weeks, participants from all over the world have transformed their spaces, creating simple, efficient storage systems for their clothes, shoes, and accessories. The results are truly inspiring, and the work done is a great foundation for anyone looking to bring more order and ease into their wardrobe!
«When your home is clean and uncluttered, you have no choice but to examine your inner state»
Marie Kondo
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Everything Or
Nothing
You might feel like you need to organize everything or it's not worth starting. Or you might begin with a burst of energy, aiming to tackle everything in a weekend. As you start organizing, though, your energy fades and the initial excitement wears off. You tidy things up a bit, but soon the chaos comes back.
4 Mistakes That Might Stop You from Getting Organized
Why do so many people struggle to overcome clutter?
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Lack of a System
You don't know where to start, and you lack a step-by-step plan to guide you. You attempt to get things done, but without a clear direction, it quickly becomes overwhelming. This leaves you feeling frustrated!
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Hop On, Hop Off
You tend to hop around when organizing—starting one category but not finishing before moving on. While you get some results, there are many unfinished parts, and things end up back in closets, garages, and kitchens, creating chaos all over again.
Postponing Life
You keep putting off organizing your life because you're thinking about moving to a new place, getting new furniture, or doing some renovations. You're hoping that more space and storage will fix clutter and disorganization
Why declutter and organize your home or workspace?
It's not just about how it looks ...
It's more about what it does...
- I concentrate much better -
I feel like I'm doing things faster. Before, I had the urge to take care of all the mess around me. But now, when I need to work, I just DO. I start faster, and I can concentrate much better. I know where all my papers and notebooks are. It feels amazing!
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Entrepreneur, work from home
- I thought I was lazy -
I never believed I could have a tidy home every day. I thought I was lazy. But now it's so easy to keep things organized. I even feel like it's much easier to do all the household chores—washing dishes, laundry, general cleaning. I enjoy opening my closets. I always know where everything is. I feel so peaceful at home.
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Dentist
- I never felt so relaxed with kids -
I spend a lot of time with my little kids. It's the first time in a long while that I've truly enjoyed watching the sunset and taking walks with them. I used to always be very tense; I could never relax. I believe if my home had been organized from the beginning of my motherhood journey, it would have been so different—both practically and psychologically.
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Mother of two little ones
Starting your tidy-up journey?
Here are some tips
Getting started with tidying up is the easiest part. You're feeling motivated and inspired. Many people have started (but not finished) organizing! Because the real challenge lies in maintaining this effort when things become more difficult—when it's tough to let go of things, or you're unsure how or where to store them. Here are some steps to help you stay on track:
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Write down a plan
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Avoid BIG steps
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Add tidying up to your schedule
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Complete one category before starting another
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Don't search for items to discard; concentrate on what you need
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Pay attention to your results
Already tried organizing on your own?
Consider professional guidance.
Here are the benefits my clients highlight:
For over 5 years, I've helped many clients who wanted to get organized but found it tough to start or keep going when things got overwhelming. I work with clients from all over the world, both Online and In-Home. I use the KonMari method as a base, but I also bring in years of experience to customize solutions that really work for each person.
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Less Frustration
Frustration can come from not knowing where to start, feeling overwhelmed, or struggling to decide what to keep and how to store things. But with a plan and clear guidance for each category, it's much easier to move forward.
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Soft Accountability
Having gentle reminders and support helps you stay on track without feeling pressured. Regular check-ins, encouragement, and guidance help my clients continue making progress at their own pace. This helps maintain motivation and makes the organizing process more manageable and less overwhelming.
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Stay On Track
It is hard to get organized by doing a little here and there, or working on it occasionally. To truly transform your space and life, you need a system—chaos can't be defeated with a chaotic approach. You need a workflow that fits your life but keeps you on track.
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Different Results
Many of my clients have tried to organize their homes or workspaces before, but often the results did not last. This isn't because they can't maintain organization, but because they may have missed some essential principles of organization along the way. Part of my job is to show how to apply the KonMari method to real spaces and help create functional storage systems that remain easy to maintain over time
