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There is so much info out there on how to get organized - where do you even start?! Come find out in this FREE community workshop led by Certified KonMari Consultant, Michell Domke.
Hosted by Yelp! Columbus
RSVP and mark your calendars for Yelp! Columbus’ very first virtual event of 2021! For this hour long experience, Columbus based home organizer Michell Domke will share her top 5 tips for creating a joyful space. If you're looking to start the new year off with a super organized home, workspace, etc., this event was made for you.
Living intentionally requires focusing your attention on what’s uniquely important to you and letting go of everything else. With so many things vying for our attention, that’s easier said than done!
In this 90 minute interactive workshop you will learn how to use the KonMari Method to declutter, get organized, and live an intentional life that sparks joy. We will visualize where you are now and where you want to be in your ideal lifestyle, and then learn the basics of ‘how to’ KonMari your space.
Tickets $10
How much clutter is between you and your dreams? Clutter is physical, mental and emotional and it can take away your focus and energy from what really matters to you. Decluttering and letting go of the things that are no longer serving you opens up space and opportunity to live more of your best life.
In this interactive workshop, explore your current state, visualize your ideal lifestyle, learn the basic steps for applying the KonMari Method, and declutter one element of your life.
$15
The KonMari Method is a life changing process of exploring your life through your stuff. It first begins by visualizing your ideal lifestyle, then examining your belongings one-by-one choosing what to keep and what to discard based on what sparks joy, and finally organizing and creating new habits.
Learn the basics for how to tackle the five KonMari categories in your own home: clothing, books, papers, komono (miscellaneous), and sentimental items. Bring your questions and an item of clothing to practice folding (if time allows.)
Registration is free but required and opens on May 1. To register, call the library at 260-982-4773 or register at the main circulation desk.
Michell Domke, a Marie Kondo certified consultant, will teach you to visualize your ideal lifestyle, then organize your life the KonMari way.
Registration is free but required and opens on May 20.
Life has so much stuff. There's all the physical stuff in our homes, our offices, garages and basements. Our calendars are packed with all the stuff we do in a day. Our heads are full of stuff like to do lists, thoughts and emotions. And, over time all this stuff accumulates and creates clutter.
Most of us just learn to deal with clutter as a way of life, but have you ever considered its hidden costs? Stress, anxiety, time and money to name a few. But then there are the deeper costs like living from obligation, dismissing your dreams, feeling stuck and overwhelmed. It doesn't have to be this way!
Imagine if the clutter was lifted and your space only contained things you love and were useful, if you had clarity around what was important and could let go of the rest. What opportunities would you chase? How would you spend your time?
This 2.5 hour fun, interactive workshop is based on using the principles of the wildly popular KonMari Method to declutter and organize your space and your life. We will explore how you feel in your current space, create a vision for your ideal lifestyle, learn the basics of implementing the KonMari Method in your own home, and practice decluttering one element of your life.
Next Level Trainings Momentum Member - Free
Next Level Training graduate (any program) - $25.00
General Public - $35.00
Declutter, get organized, and create a life and space that sparks joy using the popular KonMari Method!
In this interactive workshop we will explore how you feel in your current space, begin to create a vision for your ideal lifestyle, and learn the basics of implementing the KonMari Method in your own home. Attendees will learn how to fold clothes vertically so they are all visable and will leave with a checklist to start their KonMari tidying journey.
The KonMari Method was created by Marie Kondo and was made popular the Netfix series, Tidying Up with Marie Kondo and book, The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up.
This workshop is hosted by The Human Form a holstic health and fitness gym. This gym sparks so much joy for me! If you're looking for a new gym or health and fitness routine this is a great opportunity to check them out.
The gym is a bit hard to find the first time. It is on the back side of the building marked “m2” on Chesapeake Ave. Next to it, you’ll find an alley with signs directing you to the parking lot. Take that alley back to our parking lot and main entrance. Here are some more detailed instructions with photos to help you find the place.
Tickets $25
Certified KonMari Method Presenter Michell Domke explains the process of tidying your home and life.
Free
I’ll be mingling and talking about KonMari at the Short North Housewarming Party as part of Yelp’s Adulting with Yelp series. This free event is a great opportunity to checkout the new apartments at 985 High St above White Castle and meet me as well as other local businesses.
The KonMari Method is a life changing process of exploring your life through your stuff. It first begins by visualizing your ideal lifestyle, then examining your belongings one-by-one choosing what to keep and what to discard based on what sparks joy, and finally organizing and creating new habits. Learn
the basics for how to tackle the five KonMari categories in your own home: clothing, books, papers, komono (miscellaneous), and sentimental items. Bring your questions and an item of clothing to practice folding (if time allows.)
Sponsored by the Friends of the Granville Public Library
The KonMari Method is a life changing process of exploring your life through your stuff. It first begins by visualizing your ideal lifestyle, then examining your belongings one-by-one choosing what to keep and what to discard based on what sparks joy, and finally organizing and creating new habits.
Learn the basics for how to tackle the five KonMari categories in your own home: clothing, books, papers, komono (miscellaneous), and sentimental items. Bring your questions and an item of clothing to practice folding (if time allows.)
