【こんまりが編集者の散らかったデスクに喝】驚きの片づけテクニックを教えてくれました！

【こんまりが編集者の散らかったデスクに喝】驚きの片づけテクニックを教えてくれました！

Wow! That’s nice! This is worth cleaning up! I call this “extra care cover.” Think about your ideal way of working! So when I say that tidying up can be good for your work, it can be good! Cleaning up is fun! Hello! I’m Marie Kondo, also known as “KonMari”! I work as a tidying consultant. For those who are not good at tidying up, I tell them how to tidy up so that they will never return. I share with you a method of tidying up called ”the KonMari® Method”. If you all do this, you’ll learn how to clean up so you won’t get messy again! This time, the ViVi editorial department asked KonMari-san from all over the world to take a look at the desks of three people who are especially bad at tidying up! We were taught “cleaning techniques” suitable for each type! This time, there are three people I would like to teach how to clean up. First, the first person. This is NET ViVi Editor-in-Chief/Hiramoto’s desk. That’s nice! This kind of feeling seems like a magazine editor! Well, there will be a lot of paperwork. I noticed that there was a pen lying around here with the lid open. However, when I look at the mess on this desk, I don’t really get the feeling that this person is bad at tidying up. We asked him what he thought. “I don’t think this situation is good, but there are a lot of things that I don’t know where to put them.I put them on my desk, and this is what happened. I have separate boxes for storing things, but even those boxes are overflowing with items. In his case, I basically feel like he just hasn’t cleaned up yet. Once he clean it up, it should look great! The second person is at the desk of a 26-year-old woman from the ViVi editorial department/Okamoto. Wow! That’s nice! This is worth cleaning up! There is a mysterious soy sauce on her desk, and a disposable chopstick in her pen holder. There are various things in various places. Let me know what you think of this person. “I think about how dirty my desk is, but I don’t think about it anymore because it’s a habit I’ve had since I was young.” ` `If you feel inconvenienced by this condition, clean it up once every two to three months.’ ‘ Or , I often clean up when people get mad at me. I can’t seem to find anything I need when it’s important. Isn’t that a problem? Okamoto-san! Okamoto-san is in trouble! My desk is now so dirty that it’s becoming a hot topic of conversation, so I think it’s okay. The messiness of her desk has become more dignified! But she’s got Sylvanian Families on display here. She definitely wants her desk to be cute and comfortable. I feel like she should focus on that and clean it up! The desk of the third ViVi Editorial Department/SHIBASAKI is clean on the outside. nice! perfection! She is the type of person who tends to accumulate things in her drawers. If she can keep everything on her desk so neat and tidy, she is probably the easiest type to clean up in terms of time and effort. When you take a quick look inside her drawer, you can see what’s inside. She has basic cleaning skills! By the way, it was Shibasaki’s desk, a staff member on site! Shibasaki-san Isn’t that amazing! wonderful! I’d like you to take a look, but I’m the type of person who hoards receipts. you are the type of person who doesn’t like tidying up documents. First of all, you should decide to remove all the cushioning material. I call this “extra care cover.” Place things you don’t need or things like covers in a drawer with them removed. Just making that decision will change the way you treat things. If you keep things in plastic bags or packages, it will be difficult to clean them up. Because you can’t treat it as a thing. However, if you take out each item one by one and create a state where the items can breathe, you will naturally start thinking, “I want to arrange things more neatly.” First, we recommend eliminating the buffer material. That alone will help you tidy up! Here, I will tell you the key points of tidying up the workplace the KonMari way. Think about your ideal way of working! That’s a step. How do I want to work at this desk? Try imagining it. When you come to work, what condition is your desk in when you turn on your computer? What kind of person do you want to be when you’re not working? Then, how do you relax during your breaks, and what kind of state do you want to be in when you leave the office? Try that kind of image first! Then, the specific steps to tidy up are: clothes → books → small items → memorabilia. This time I’m excluding clothes. The steps to clean up around your desk are: books → documents → small items → memorabilia. It is important to do things in this order. First of all, it’s a good idea to get rid of your books and documents. It is important to do this by category as well. I’m trying to collect all the books from my space at work. Let’s gather all the documents together in one place and stack them up. Try doing it by category like that. Surprisingly, there are so many things I don’t need! When you sort things out by category, you can see it. Also, please categorize the small items. First up is stationery. Some are in drawers, some are in pen holders. Let’s bring it all out at once. Calmly pick up and choose the things that truly bring you spark joy, one by one. By doing it by category all at once, you can realize how many things you have that you don’t need. You will be able to face what really exists. In Shibasaki-san’s case, he tried removing the cushioning material. How should each of you take the first step? For those who tend to pile things up, it is important not to ignore the clutter on your desk,　although it may take some time . When things get messy, we tend to focus on cleaning the visible parts. When cleaning up, be sure to take out everything in the drawers. It is very important to clear things up from there. There are things like stationery that you use on a daily basis and hand cream that you use in private. We will improve the quality of those storage facilities. That’s very important. Work is important, but first and foremost, it’s important that I feel comfortable working here. It’s important to create a space for your spark joy. I think it would be a good idea to focus on that and clean it up! In the case of Okamoto-san, I feel like there are a lot of unnecessary things and a lot of things. Choose things that give you basic spark joy. The key is to steadily do that! Okamoto-san allows you to absolutely choose what you need once you’ve cleaned up. I think she can finish things off really fast! It would be good to have at least one other person who can help you clean up. It’s not just words, but someone who can help with the work. It’s difficult to clean up by yourself. Ask someone to help you collect the documents, It would be a good idea to have them help you by taking out all the things in their drawers and arranging them. In this way, if we all do it together, we will be happier. If you pursue the idea of ​​making tidying fun, you’ll eventually become addicted to it and be able to organize everything. Shibasaki-san keeps his desk neat and tidy. You can store everything upright from the beginning, so master this! In any case, be sure to store things vertically. Just being able to see where everything is when you open a drawer will help you stay organized. Shibasaki-san absolutely can! Understood! I’ll clean it up as soon as I get home! Thank you everyone for the good samples! Cleaning up is fun! I will tell you some points to keep in mind when storing things. It is very important to decide on the fixed positions of all the things that give you spark joy. Decide where to put your business cards and pens in the drawer. Don’t leave anything that you don’t know where to put it! Insert the clip here. Put a sticky note here. In this way, each position is clearly determined. Let’s create a situation where all you have to do is put back what you put out. Of course, you may not be able to clean everything perfectly when you are busy, but try to create a situation where you can clean it up when you notice it. Your heart will become calm! KonMari-san, who worked in sales when she was an office worker, what did she keep in mind when it came to keeping her desk clean? Basically, I was conscious of not leaving anything on my desk. I made that premise. I put all the documents I will use today in the desk drawer in front of my stomach. At the end of the day, I put everything in its place and leave the office with a clean slate. When I got to work in the morning, I had a daily routine of wiping my desk with a cloth. This is just a hobby of mine. For example, while wiping my phone, I put my heart into it and said, “Thank you for always bringing me good contracts.” I made it a daily habit to keep myself motivated. After all, once you get into that habit, your motivation to maintain an organized state increases, so that’s what I did. Are there certain characteristics of the desk surroundings of people who are successful at work or who do well？ People who are good at their jobs are not necessarily good at organizing things. Actually, what I think after looking at various people’s desks is that they are not necessarily the same. The only thing I can say is that as you start cleaning up your desk, you will gradually develop the habit of thinking about things that bring you spark joy and what the way of working is. For example, even if you have several tasks to do, it will become easier to prioritize them by saying, “What I need to focus on right now is this project.” That change will occur little by little. As a result, to be honest, there are many people who have improved their business performance by tidying up, or managers who have improved their performance! So, if you ask me if tidying up can be good for work, it is! For ViVi readers, what is “tidying up with spark joy”? When I looked at ViVi, I think the readers of ViVi are shining very brightly. They have a lot of positive energy, like “I want to live every day with spark joy,” and “I want to be myself with spark joy.” For such people, tidying up is recommended. By tidying up, I think about what brings me spark joy, and my focus becomes much clearer. I can now objectively see how I feel when I have spark joy, such as how I like myself when I’m doing this, or when I feel like I’m shining when I’m wearing this outfit. I’m coming. Please try cleaning up! What should I do to have more spark joy than I do now? This is what we recommend for those people! “77 Tips for Sparking Joy the KonMari Way: How to Make Your Life Spark Even More Joy” This book covers not only tidying up, but also work, partners, how to use money and time, and life. It’s packed with hints to help you have a little more spark joy than you do now. Please check it out! thank you! Good luck cleaning up! Spaking Joy!

片づけのプロ “世界のこんまり”さんが会社員時代にやっていたデスクのお片づけ法は……？　今回はこんまりこと近藤麻理恵さんがViViのYouTubeチャンネルにスペシャルゲストで登場♡　片づけが苦手な編集者のデスクを見ていただき、人生が変わる!?こんまり流片づけテクニックを教えていただきました！

👤近藤麻理恵（こんまり）
片づけコンサルタント。5歳から『ESSE』などの主婦雑誌を愛読し、中学生のときに本格的に片づけの研究をスタート。19歳のときに片づけコンサルティング業務を開始し、「こんまり®メソッド」を編み出す。『人生がときめく片づけの魔法』は世界的ベストセラーとなり、米国「TIME(タイム)」誌では世界で最も影響力のある100人に選ばれた。
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📌目次
00:00 オープニング
00:59 １人目のデスク・汚れた理由
02:03 ２人目のデスク・汚れた理由
03:05 ３人目のデスク・汚れた理由
03:53 【①デスクの片づけステップ】
04:45 【②デスクの片づけポイント】
06:39 【物を積み上げてしまう人の片づけ術】
07:39 【不要なモノを溜めてしまう人の片づけ術】
08:28 【机の中がごちゃついている人の片づけ術】
08:59 【③収納ポイント】
09:51 Ｑ.会社員時代のこんまりさんが意識してたことは？
10:51 Ｑ.仕事がうまくいく人のデスク周りの特徴は？
11:53 Ｑ.ときめく片づけとは？

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