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Do you have this experience? In order to have a clean and comfortable home, I studied and organized storage, such as reading relevant courses, books, etc., and made efforts, but soon after, I returned to my original form, and my life was as always.
A few years ago, there was a great Japanese drama "My Home Is Empty". At the beginning of the film, the apartment sprinkled with sunshine is empty, and the short-haired girl Mai lies on the neat floor and enjoys a moment of relaxation. This picture is very desirable.
▲ "My Home Is Empty"
This heartwarming feeling should not only exist in film and television dramas, but should appear in everyone's home.
"Surrounded by favorite things in a refreshing and quiet space, spend every day that is exciting and shining."
A truly thorough tidying up will refresh people's spirits, and life will definitely become more shiny.
"The real life begins after it is sorted out.
"Talk to yourself through objects, step by step put yourself in the things you love, and your life will be restarted."
Recently, Teacher Yang Biao, the founder of Weirongjia, made a collation and knowledge sharing at the "Zhixing Reading Club". Through the interpretation of "The Magic of Life Tidying Up", a classic work in the tidying and storage industry, it also shows you wonderful storage techniques and the use of different storage tools. The participants are excellent women who love to learn, love life, and have successful careers, as well as cute children, and energetic slash grandmothers...
The book "The Magic of Tidying Up Life" is a summary of Marie Kondo's practical experience and methodology, and has sold more than 8.5 million copies worldwide, influencing many people. Many of the contents of the book poke at the pain points, break many misunderstandings, and are very operable.
Teacher Yang Biao combined the experience of organizing and receiving training and service, and from a new perspective, explained the lack of tidying techniques and storage methods in Chinese families.
▲ Teacher Yang Biao, the founder of Wei Rongjia, is lecturing
▲ Participants who listen carefully to the lecture
A room mess is a distraction.
Tidying up begins, and life is forced to restart.
The room itself wouldn't mess around, it was we who lived in it that messed it up.
We instinctively want to escape from the inner chaos and the problems we face, so we mess things up and try to cover up the inner chaos with the chaos of objects. When you are upset, you always have the desire to throw things and mess up the house to vent, which is probably from this.
For the sorting out and storage and the problems and doubts encountered in life, everyone spoke freely, and Teacher Yang patiently answered for each questioner.
The same collation knowledge, when encountering different groups of people, plays a different role, theory is the same, so is the practice.
When the same storage method meets different people, the results are also different, in the book club scene, Teacher Yang also showed everyone a professional object storage skills.
▲ The youngest audience folds up their clothes to look like it
▲ Participants learn how to store
Tidying up is a festival and doesn't have to be done daily. Tidy up a little every day, I can't finish it for a lifetime.
Every item has its mission, and not all clothes come to you because they are completely worn. In order to truly cherish valuable items, it is necessary to first discard items that have completed their mission.
I believe that many people are determined to sort it out, in fact, they can't get over the hurdle in their hearts. In the face of objects that have been with each other for a long time, there is always a feeling of "I understand the truth, but I just can't get my hands on it".
For an item, not being able to make the most of it and fulfill its mission is the greatest waste.
"The things you have that want to help you be happier." You keep it without making it work, it's not fair to the item.
In today's explosion of items and information, I feel that this concept is more and more valuable.
Mu Xin's poem "Once Upon a Time Slow" is very beautiful, and there is a sentence in it that "only enough to love one person in a lifetime", which is related to cherishing. Why is it that compared with now, people's happiness is higher than now? Because I have a limited amount, I feel cherished; cherished, so happy.
Tidying up and storage let everyone come together, small storage, big wisdom. May people's lives be changed by tidying up.