Make space.

 

“The space in which we live should be for the person we are becoming now, not for the person we were in the past.”
― Marie Kondo.

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THE LOWDOWN

It’s a Chinese tradition to clean up the house before the Chinese New Year (coming up next 25th of January). Their old saying: “If the old doesn’t go, the new won’t come” is a call to prepare for a new start, opening up to new possibilities.

So, during the next few days leading up to the Year of the Rat, focus on at least one thing, one area where you feel you need more space and that is manageable and achievable, set a time to do it. And do it!

WHY IS IT GOOD?

SOME IDEAS

These are a few ideas of places you can get started with. And please remember when disposing of the unwanted stuff to do it in a way that is ethical and good for our lovely planet!

  • Office drawer.

  • Your desk.

  • Bag or backpack.

  • Your tupperware collection.

  • Underwear drawer.

  • Tool box.

  • The dining table (yes, it is there, under that pile of junk).

  • That cupboard (you know the one).

  • Ye olde box of forgotten sex toys.

  • Medicine drawer (check expiry dates and save yourself from future intoxications).

  • Shoes.

When you dispose of the stuff that no longer want, stop for a minute to consider the joy it can bring to others and the new life that object is about to start.

If you need some extra ideas, Marie Kondo’s sparks of joy have now reached Netflix, so 2020 might the year of the Big Tidy Up!

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EXTRA BROWNIE POINTS

Roll up your sleeves and go for a full on spring clean! And don’t forget to have pizza (or brownie) once you’re done.

Have fun clearing those dark spots in your homely home!

Vero and Enrique
Choose your rhythm.
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