That even someone who's built a hugely profitable career out of tidying admits that priorities change when life changes. The characteristic reaction in the latest slew of think pieces? Relief.
Most responses, however, have actually been pretty positive. The comments section under the article exploded with posts, some angry about being "Konned" from stressed mums annoyed at what they perceived to be the hypocrisy of Kondo changing her mind about those impossible neat-freak standards. Now I realise what is important to me is enjoying spending time with my children at home." As reported in the Washington Post, a super tidy house was no longer her top priority: "I have kind of given up on that in a good way for me. After almost a decade since Kondo first introduced the world to the concepts of "sparking joy" and folding your pants into little envelopes – also sparking her own Netflix show along the way – it seems having three kids has radically changed her lifestyle. "My home is messy": four innocuous little words, but when spoken by the oracle of tidying up, Marie Kondo, they were enough to apparently break the internet.
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