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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I really wish these shows actually provided tips on organization along with equipment. [b]Telling you to dump all your clothes in a pile, toss some, and fold the rest isn't particularly helpful.[/b]

I watched the first episode and I wasn't impressed by how the kitchen drawers simply held like sized items in random boxes.

Honestly, the Kardashians have better organized kitchens and pantries. [/quote]
It's helpful for your first big de-cluttering. Sometimes, people don't realize how much stuff they have until they see it in front of them. It also makes sense in terms of her methodology. Marie Kondo declutters in categories- clothes, book, kitchen supplies, etc.

Honestly, organizing is mostly common sense. But as someone who has worked as an organizer, you would be surprised at how uncommon common sense is sometimes. It might be self-evident to you that similarly sized objects should be stored together but it's not to many people.

The Kardashians probably have hired help. Kondo's strategies are geared towards everyday people. 
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The Kardashians also don’t actually cook in their kitchens. It’s all for show. The only person cooking in their kitchens is their personal chef.

The dumping everything in one big pile gives me way to much anxiety. Seeing a huge pile to me seems insurmountable. Whereas if I can break things up into chunks I can get to trashing easier. [/quote]

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