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[Mominohio]

Not really. I don't like her folding methods as I feel it wrinkles things too much. 

As far as her 'sparks joy' way of choosing what to keep, I have to admit I thought it was horribly stupid for a long time after I heard it. I mean there are so many things we keep and need to and it's hard to find joy being sparked by something like a yard rake, or a garden hose, or a dish towel. 

But the longer I thought about it, those mundane every day things, if they work perfectly like we need/want them to, are great quality, look just like we need them to etc. they do spark joy compared to the same item that is cheap, breaks easily, doesn't perform well, etc. So I managed to look at my collection of any given category and find the ones that sparked joy because of how well they functioned compared to the others, how they kept my stress level and work level down because they are such great quality/work well, and chose to keep those.

[aurora625]

Yes!  Love her folding method!

[seaglass1]

A nice system for everyday.

[seaglass1]

@TadakiThere is a folding video!

[depglass]

That's my problem, all these physical items bring joy to my life

[Tadaki]

@seaglass1 Thanks!  I found some.  

[pprmntstx]

@Tadaki 

Yes, I've watched a few on youtube.