Il magico potere del riordino
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Numero 1 in classifica della varia sui maggiori quotidiani italiani: La Repubblica, Il Corriere della Sera, La Stampa, Il Giornal, Il Giorno, La Nazione…
Un’infinità di oggetti di ogni tipo (abbigliamento, libri, documenti, foto, apparecchi, ricordi…) ci sommergono all’interno di abitazioni e uffici sempre più piccoli e ci soffocano. Col risultato che non troviamo mai quello che davvero ci serve. Nel libro che l’ha resa una star, la giapponese Marie Kondo ha messo a punto un metodo che garantisce l’ordine e l’organizzazione degli spazi domestici… e insieme la serenità, perché nella filosofia zen il riordino fisico è un rito che produce incommensurabili vantaggi spirituali: aumenta la fiducia in sé stessi, libera la mente, solleva dall’attaccamento al passato, valorizza le cose preziose, induce a fare meno acquisti inutili. Rimanere nel caos significa invece voler allontanare il momento dell’introspezione e della conoscenza. «In Giappone è riconosciuta come la regina dell’ordine, un baluardo nella guerra contro il caos. Con la sua filosofia del riordino Marie Kondo ci ha rivelato un nuovo modo di essere.» The Times
- ISBN: 8867315196
- Casa Editrice: Vallardi
- Pagine: 256
- Data di uscita: 09-10-2014
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How do I get into messes like this? Reading books that have words like "tidying" in their title, I mean. Well, there's a story behind it. The Good Wife and I are trying to purge, to clean up after decades of marriage, kids, three moves, etc. "We've got to do something about all this stuff we keep bum Leggi tutto
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This book did not spark joy. Therefore, I am discarding it.
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This book just spoke to me, for whatever reason, although I can see why others might not get much out of it. No matter what the subject is, I love reading books by people that are truly passionate about the subject matter, and one thing is for sure: Marie Kondo is passionate about tidying. Despite a Leggi tutto
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" Be careful whose advice you buy but be patient with those who supply it. Advice is a form of nostalgia. Dispensing it is a way of fishing the past from the disposal, wiping it off, painting over the ugly parts and recycling it for more than it's worth. " --Mary Schmich. I'm trying, Mary. I really am Leggi tutto
I laughed out loud four times reading this book. Otherwise, it's the ravings of a lunatic. Funniest moments include the author bursting into tears when she discovers a smudge of bathroom slime on the bottom of her shampoo bottle and that she believes if you have 80 rolls of toilet paper in your hous Leggi tutto
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