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April 24, 2017 Decluttering, Minimalism 2 Comments

My Experiences with the KonMari Method: Decluttering Komono (Miscellaneous)

In Part I, I wrote about my experiences in the first three steps of the KonMari method, as I worked my way through clothing, books and paper, all of which went relatively smoothly for me. Which brought me to what Marie Kondo calls komono, or miscellaneous items. KonMari Step 4: Komono (Miscellaneous) Clearly, if...

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