KonMari and Gratitude
Hello! I hope you all are well in this new year! It is cold here which is such a pleasant change, and we had snow last weekend. So lovely!
As I have written before, my word for the year is gratitude, and I am working to practice gratitude every day. I am journaling. I am praying. I am giving thanks. I am writing thank you notes. And I am KonMari-ing my house again.
Perhaps you have heard of Marie Kondo, the Japanese guru of tidying. I first read her book The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying a few years ago, and I did a first effort at decluttering our home. But then we moved… so now that we are settled into our new home and lives here in Colorado, it is time to do it again.
This week I have written all about our efforts to “KonMari the shit out of our house” — as my husband so eloquently put it. I also have a few tips for tidying in case you decide to join the rest of America that has gone #konmaricrazy !
If you do decide to KonMari your life, I also have reduced the price of my ebook about selling children’s clothing. The principles in this book apply to selling any kind of collection — sneakers, purses, jewelry. And the book is only $5 right now!
In gratitude,
Angela
Using a Facebook Closet Page to Organize & Sell Your Child's Clothes
This is a PDF download.
This ebook is for everyone! If you are already selling, I share my personal secret weapon: the Facebook Closet Page. Not only does my closet page help me stay organized, it also allows my followers to shop my items before anyone else. If you haven’t started selling yet, I walk you through choosing what to sell, taking great photos, and using your closet page to keep it all together.
Selling your child’s outgrown clothing can be a fantastic side-hustle for any parent, and this book will teach you how to do it well! From choosing what to sell to shipping it out, A Closet Full of Memories walks you through the process and helps you set yourself up for success.