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Marie Kondo's Kurashi at Home by Marie Kondo — WisdomDeck honest review
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Marie Kondo's Kurashi at Home

by Marie Kondo

Kondo moves from tidying to kurashi, 'way of life': imagining your ideal day, designing morning and evening routines, and arranging the home to serve them. More photographs than text and a gentle expansion of her philosophy.

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Read it if…

you have tidied and want to know what the tidy space is for.

Skip it if…

you have not tidied; start with the first book.

Three things you will actually use

  1. Tidying serves a life; design the life first.
  2. Routines are furniture for the day.
  3. Joy is the test for time as well as objects.

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Write your ideal ordinary day in detail before touching any object.

Our verdict

What the tidy space is for.

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