I stopped saying, "I have to do it right!" I stopped saying "I have to do it right!" and my room was never cluttered again.

• Amazon

  • painted eyebrows

• Chief Editor Noriko Matsuda.

• A story about the author, who was never good at tidying up, improving the messy room of two friends.

• The editor in charge is different, but Noriko Matsuda, the chief editor, is the person who gave advice on tidying up in [What you need quickly!

• I don’t know why I can’t get the small stuff done.

  • →No energy left to decide where to go.
  • If you don’t know where to put it, put it in the right place.
  • That’s why it’s uncluttered.

• Don’t move around. - From [Unconsciously avoiding difficult decisions.

• It is difficult to decide where to store them.

  • Trying to decide whether to throw something away or not and deciding where to store it can be confusing if you’re trying to do both at the same time.

• 「 We have to do it right. 」

  • Clutter-free room
  • properly

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