Inspired by “Tidying Up” on Netflix? Us, too! And nowadays, we have tips on how to get your KonMari on at domestic from Cathy Hannah Pérez, the 159th worldwide certwhetheried KonMari Organizing Consultant. Cathy coaches her clients through organizing projects (professional or personal) to create their best lives imaginable. You can reach her at cathyhannahperez@gmail.com or checkout her website, cathyhannahperez.com.
Organized Home + Gratitude = Pleased Lwhethere, by Cathy Hannah Pérez
Who believes an organized domestic equates to a happier lwhethere? Who believes organizing one’s domestic leads to a more grateful attitude? Both statements are true. Organizing may sound mundane, but when you organize your domestic for maximum efficiency and only surround yourself with what you truly want and require, somehow the universe works to create more harmony and serenity, thus more happiness overall.
Here are four domestic organizing tips for creating a happier lwhethere.
1. Organize by category, not location. The advantage in doing this is that you will have a visual accounting of how much you have of one category. This is specificly useful whether you’re hoping to budget better. It helps to know what you have and what you will buy later.
Why it makes you happier: Engaging in an stock of all your belongings will help you decide what you genuinely want to keep and what items can be let go with gratitude, but no guilt.
2. Display gratitude to all your possessions. When you have decided what belongings to let go of, be certain to thank the items and release them with positive energy. Not only will you feel happier, but also you will be sending out good karma to the next owner.
Why it makes you happier: Gratitude is a special kind of conduit for purposeful ideas; meaningful gestures and fixed happiness. By showing gratitude for all you possess, you will be letting the universe know you live in abundance. The universe will then reward you with more positive lwhethere experiences.
3. Give all your items a “domestic.” When you have physically inventoried all your belongings, only keep what you absolutely adore. Be certain all your items have “domestics” to go to after being used. An organized space means that most, whether not all, of your belongings have a committed space. This shows gratitude (which can increase your happiness meter — see above!) and makes it easier to find what you actually need on a daily basis.
Why it makes you happier: It is Incredible how much calmer lwhethere can be when your time is not tied up with intellectless worry over lost keys, lost charging cords, or non-matching socks. Efficiency is a byproduct of being organized. Efficiency leads to more free time. That should make you happier for certain.
4. Be intentional about what you bring into your space. After you have tidied up your environment, you probably will notice less stress and more motivation. Maybe you feel relief? Perhaps you feel calm or serene? Pay attention to these feelings. Hopefully, you will have a sense of totalness. You have all that you require in your domestic to be productive and happy.
When you are out and about and impulsively want to buy someleang unessential or an item that won’t advance your lwhethere’s goals, stop. Will the item find a “domestic” in your space or serve a useful purpose? Those few moments taken to discern whether you truly need the item is a certain sign that your intellect is honed in on what makes your lwhethere more fulfilled and what does not.
Why it makes you happier: The mere act of asking what to bring into your contemporaryly tidied space is a sign of epic proportions. Your intellect is focusing on your future happiness and success.
Now, let’s recap!
- Organize by category, not location
- Display gratitude to all your possessions
- Give everyleang a “domestic”
- Be intentional about what you bring into your space
You know the feeling when you are “in the flow”? Imagine having that clarity and focus every moment of everyday in your domestic. It is possible when you are organized and intentional about your environment. Your intellectset shwhetherts from worry to gratitude — and that means more happiness.
Possess you used any of these tips to organize your domestic? How did it change you? —Cathy Hannah Pérez
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