Concentrix Strengthens Employee Security And Well-Being Through Comprehensive Benefits

Employees at Concentrix benefit from a tailored set of offerings designed to support their overall well-being.

Iloilo Centenarian Gets PHP100 Thousand; 64 Other Elderlies Get Cash Incentive

Mga matatanda sa Lambunao na tumanggap ng cash incentives, kabilang ang isang centenarian na nakakuha ng PHP100,000 sa ilalim ng Expanded Centenarians Act.

Former Bacolod 4Ps Monitored Child Hailed For Topping ECT Board Exam

Si Jayvee Fuentebella na mula sa Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program ay umangat at nanguna sa Electronics Technician Licensure Examination.

Boracay Bans Loud Noise, Parties On Good Friday

Nanatiling tahimik ang Boracay sa Biyernes Santo. Ipinagbabawal ang mga malalakas na tunog at mga salu-salo para sa mga bisita.

10 Things You’ll Learn From Netflix’s ‘Tidying Up With Marie Kondo’

By The Visayas Journal

10 Things You’ll Learn From Netflix’s ‘Tidying Up With Marie Kondo’

15
15

How do you feel about this story?

Like
Love
Haha
Wow
Sad
Angry

Do you have clutter around your house? Are you irritated or uneasy when your surroundings are messy? If you are, Netflix’s new show Tidying up with Marie Kondo might just give you the solution (or motivation) to clean things up.

In an age where influence plays a big role in how we live & consumerism is at an all-time high, Marie Kondo enters the picture with her simple yet life-changing philosophy of only keeping things that spark joy. The author of the best-selling book is now Netflix’s new heroine, in a show where she revamps people’s homes and teaches “KonMari”, a method of cleaning up the house.

The method has very detailed steps (not to be spoiled by this article!) and it may be hard to grasp at first, but in true KonMari fashion, here is an organized list of things you’ll learn from the series:

1. Organizing is a way to self-improvement.

There’s a reason why a lot of people clean their rooms at the beginning of the year. There is something so symbolic about tidying things up! It’s a change in your surroundings and your belongings, so it also reflects a change in you.