I’ve been trying to declutter my clothes for a long time, but I always ended up just rearranging things instead of really reducing them. This time I tried the KonMari method properly. I took everything out of my closet and put it all on the bed so I could actually see how much I owned. That alone was a bit overwhelming. Then I picked up each item one by one and asked myself if it sparked joy or if I actually used it. If the answer was no, I didn’t just put it back I made myself let it go. What made this method different for me compared to just regular decluttering is that it forced decisions. I couldn’t just say maybe I’ll need this later. I had to be honest in the moment. After finishing, I noticed my closet feels easier to use, and getting dressed is faster because I only kept things I actually like wearing. What I learned is that most of the clutter wasn’t about space it was about hesitation and emotional attachment to things I didn’t even use.…