Marie Kondo’s method of organizing your home aligns closely with the minimalist lifestyle. I’ve written a lot of in-depth articles with step-by-step instructions on her techniques, so I’ve pulled together this guide to help you navigate her best advice and practically apply it in your everyday life. If you’re looking to tidy your home, adopt a minimalist-inspired lifestyle, or seek more fulfillment in your life, the KonMari method is a great place to start.
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Raising chickens can get expensive quickly, so more and more people are brainstorming how to feed chickens without buying feed. If you’ve read my post on combining your chickens and your garden, you know that I’m all for cutting costs, saving space, and providing natural food for chickens and fertilizer for the garden in one step.
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While the idea of 3D printing housing may have seemed far-fetched not that long ago, they are quickly becoming easier to build in our increasingly tech-dependent world. Building a 3D printed tiny house can be more cost effective, time efficient, and just as structurally durable as a traditional home.
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A 10 x 16 tiny home is a great starter size for those who are ready to take the plunge but want something that allows a little more space and storage than smaller versions. While still being economical, there are several layout possibilities to customize this tiny home to your specific needs.
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Marie Kondo’s method of folding clothes showed me that folding laundry doesn’t have to be a chore. In fact, it can be uplifting and contribute to a very neat and organized space. While I’ve never been a huge fan of doing laundry, the KonMari folding method changed my outlook, and I even adopted it in parts of my closet.
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