Mute Button

Some people you know in person are a must-follow because you want to stay on good terms with them, but their Instagram stories can be pretty draining. Instead of completely erasing them from your feed, use a mute option instead.

Be Honest

If you’re following dozens of beauty, fitness, and fashion influencers online, try to figure out if their posts actually ignite happiness within you. If you’re comparing your life to their seemingly perfect one, it’s time to push that unfollow button.

Old Acquaintances

It’s pretty brutal to unfollow someone you get to see on a regular basis, but what about random people you went to high school with years ago and never talk to again? If you don’t enjoy scrolling through their feed and don’t care what they’re up to, don’t feel bad about unfollowing them.

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If KonMari method failed, the 20-20 rule might get the job done.

This cleaning technique suggests you should get rid of just-in-case possessions that are easily replicable. Long story short, if an item can be replaced for less than $20 in less than 20 minutes from your current location – you don’t need it all.

It goes without saying you won’t be getting rid of the items you’re using on daily basis. Many of them aren’t worth more than $20, but that doesn’t mean you should throw a brand-new nail polish or your favorite house plant in the trash. This method only concerns those items that you’re keeping if you need them in case of some hypothetical future scenario that will never come.

If you haven’t felt the need to use them in months – even years – there’s no point in keeping this junk. Clear up your mind and space by selling or donating all the items that aren’t serving any purpose, and if you happen to need them again – they’ll be 20 minutes away.

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Now, Kondo’s cleaning and tidying up methods are being popularized again with her show on Netflix.

Many people, however, simply don’t have enough time to devote several days or weeks to this project. Is there any simpler and quicker way to KonMari your home?

There are a few things you can do to slowly but steadily bring your home to perfection, KonMari style. First, let’s look at the basic principles from her book: you should only keep things that spark joy in you and everything needs to have a home. She advises to work through your possessions by categories in a specific order, but you can modify that if it makes the job easier.

For example, the first category you should tackle, according to Kondo, is clothes. She advises to gather every single item of clothing in one place and go through all of them. If you don’t have time to do this at once, try dividing the clothes into smaller categories and working on one at a time.

Another thing you can do to make the job easier is to not do it yourself. Get your family or roommates to help! That way you’ll all be involved in tidying up the space you live in, which means you will probably keep it tidy for a longer time.

The post The Lazy Way to KonMari Your Home appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Mute Button

Some people you know in person are a must-follow because you want to stay on good terms with them, but their Instagram stories can be pretty draining. Instead of completely erasing them from your feed, use a mute option instead.

Be Honest

If you’re following dozens of beauty, fitness, and fashion influencers online, try to figure out if their posts actually ignite happiness within you. If you’re comparing your life to their seemingly perfect one, it’s time to push that unfollow button.

Old Acquaintances

It’s pretty brutal to unfollow someone you get to see on a regular basis, but what about random people you went to high school with years ago and never talk to again? If you don’t enjoy scrolling through their feed and don’t care what they’re up to, don’t feel bad about unfollowing them.

The post How to Apply the KonMari Method to Your Instagram Feed appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

If KonMari method failed, the 20-20 rule might get the job done.

This cleaning technique suggests you should get rid of just-in-case possessions that are easily replicable. Long story short, if an item can be replaced for less than $20 in less than 20 minutes from your current location – you don’t need it all.

It goes without saying you won’t be getting rid of the items you’re using on daily basis. Many of them aren’t worth more than $20, but that doesn’t mean you should throw a brand-new nail polish or your favorite house plant in the trash. This method only concerns those items that you’re keeping if you need them in case of some hypothetical future scenario that will never come.

If you haven’t felt the need to use them in months – even years – there’s no point in keeping this junk. Clear up your mind and space by selling or donating all the items that aren’t serving any purpose, and if you happen to need them again – they’ll be 20 minutes away.

The post You’ve Heard of KonMari. Now Get Ready For 20-20 Rule appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Now, Kondo’s cleaning and tidying up methods are being popularized again with her show on Netflix.

Many people, however, simply don’t have enough time to devote several days or weeks to this project. Is there any simpler and quicker way to KonMari your home?

There are a few things you can do to slowly but steadily bring your home to perfection, KonMari style. First, let’s look at the basic principles from her book: you should only keep things that spark joy in you and everything needs to have a home. She advises to work through your possessions by categories in a specific order, but you can modify that if it makes the job easier.

For example, the first category you should tackle, according to Kondo, is clothes. She advises to gather every single item of clothing in one place and go through all of them. If you don’t have time to do this at once, try dividing the clothes into smaller categories and working on one at a time.

Another thing you can do to make the job easier is to not do it yourself. Get your family or roommates to help! That way you’ll all be involved in tidying up the space you live in, which means you will probably keep it tidy for a longer time.

The post The Lazy Way to KonMari Your Home appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.