The Spanish disciple of Marie Kondo teaches us how to pack
“I found out that Marie Kondo does the same thing I do since I was little: tidy up. I read her book The Magic of Tidying Up in a day and a half, and right after it was over, I contacted her and went to Chicago to train at her seminar. That's how I started to dedicate myself to this”, he tells us.
Vanesa Travieso is aware that the only thing that makes us store so many things is attachment, we are compulsive hoarders for fear of letting go of memories that we associate with material objects.
“Ordering and organizing frees but also implies a feeling of loneliness, since suddenly you find yourself deciding what you need and what you don't”, he explains.
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In addition, he affirms that order also helps us to practice generosity, donating those things that we do not use and that other people need. "My goal is that my children tomorrow are not attached to material things, as well as living surrounded by things that I really need," he adds.
Inspired by the “special aura” of the Japanese woman, Vanesa began giving organization workshops throughout Spain, as well as helping people tidy up their homes. Galician by birth and living in Barcelona, the organization coach travels frequently, which makes her an expert in the art of packing and unpacking.
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