In a world where chaos and disorder seem to be the order of the day, achieving a super organized home is a goal achieved by few. However, for Maria Lopez, a 37-year-old resident of Madrid, organization has become a reality and a source of personal well-being. It all began six months ago, when she decided it was time to transform her home into a space of peace and harmony, away from the hustle and bustle of daily life.
Maria, like many people in the modern world, was constantly overwhelmed by the amount of unnecessary objects accumulated in her home. “I always felt that clutter affected my mood and productivity,” she comments. That’s why she embarked on a journey towards organization that began with adopting Marie Kondo’s method, known for promoting the release of anything that does not “spark joy.”
The process was not easy. As Maria recounts, the first step was to classify and get rid of a considerable amount of clothes, books, and various items that she had accumulated over the years. Several weekends dedicated to this task were necessary, each one focused on a different category. However, once she began to see the results, her motivation only increased.
In addition to reducing the number of belongings, Maria implemented a series of strategies to sustainably maintain order. “I invested in smart storage systems and established small but constant daily cleaning and organization routines,” she explains. Now, everything has its place, and the visual order translates into a sense of inner calm.
The change in her home has also had a positive impact on other aspects of her life. “I’ve noticed that I sleep better and feel less stressed. In addition, now I have more time to enjoy activities that I truly like, such as reading or practicing yoga,” says Maria with a smile.
Her experience has inspired her friends and family, who have started to introduce small organizational practices in their own homes. According to Maria, the important thing is to start with a clear goal and be consistent. “It’s not about achieving perfection, but about creating a space that makes you feel good,” she concludes.
The trend towards more organized and minimalist homes seems to be on the rise, especially in a period where many people spend more time at home. Maria’s story is an example of how, with a little effort and dedication, it is possible to turn a home into a refuge of peace and mental clarity.
Referrer: MiMub in Spanish
