The Art of Tokimeki
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@mariekondo taught you how to tidy. She taught you to notice what sparks joy. ✨ This is what comes next… KonMari × @JupiterExchange
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Welcome to our Weekly Tokimeki Question✨ Our practice begins with this simple question: What is one thing in your life that sparks joy right now? The art of slowing down, reflecting, and realizing the things to be grateful for, no matter how small they may seem, is a beautiful way to center yourself in a busy world. For Marie, it's tea. From thinking about where the leaves were grown to choosing the right teaware for the moment, each small decision sparks joy, one after another. Take a moment to breathe in and out and ask yourself this question: What is one thing in your life that sparks joy right now? Grab a pen and paper, write your answer down by hand, and quote tweet this post with a photo for a chance to be featured in Marie Kondo's upcoming posts! Let's spread tokimeki together ✨
The Art of Tokimeki122,112 views • 2 months ago
Another week, another Weekly Tokimeki Question! This week is especially exciting because the question asks us: What is a special skill you gained through your work OR a special skill you have that supports your work? It's basically like sharing your secret superpower!👀✨ For Marie, her special skill is the ability to look at a drawer and know exactly what size box would fit perfectly into it to organize, and also her ability to know how to best utilize that drawer! 📌 What's one skill you're proud you built through your work or that supports your work? QRT and share a photo of your skill in action, we want to see your superpowers at work!
The Art of Tokimeki20,889 views • 14 days ago
This week's Weekly Tokimeki Question is on reflecting on the small joys of your day! Sometimes life feels too busy to reflect on the good things that happened, but we hope this is a gentle reminder to look back at your day and appreciate even the smallest things! It can truly change your perspective on your day ✨ Try this out: 1. Take a moment to close your eyes and take a deep breath. 2. Slowly reflect on your day. What is one joy-sparking thing in your life that you want to thank? 3. Take a photo of the thing that gives you Tokimeki. 4. We'd love for you all to QRT your little joys of the day and spread Tokimeki together! We'll be compiling some of your photos in a community collage soon, so don't forget to share your little joys with us!
The Art of Tokimeki53,524 views • 1 month ago
Welcome back to our Weekly Tokimeki Question! Today, we’re looking a little closer at our workspaces: What’s one item on your desk that sparks Tokimeki for you? ✨ For Marie, it’s her trusted mechanical pencil, a series she’s been loyal to for over ten years. She loves its compact size, the perfect fit in her hand, the smooth grip, and the effortless way it writes. It’s a simple tool, but everything about it brings a sense of comfort and joy to her everyday work. It doesn't have to be fancy or extraordinary. So many of the objects supporting our daily flow often go unnoticed, yet they hold a quiet power to make work feel a little lighter and more grounded. Take a moment now to look at your desk. Pick up or look at that one item, and stay with the feeling for just a few seconds. Notice how it feels in your body. This is how we begin to cultivate our sensitivity to Tokimeki, by slowing down, noticing joy in the functional, and allowing ourselves to appreciate the everyday things that support us. What's yours? QRT with a photo of your item!
The Art of Tokimeki26,778 views • 28 days ago
Welcome back to our Weekly Tokimeki Question✨ Today we're keeping it simple: what's one small thing that made you smile today? For Marie, it was recently, while she was taking a walk with her son, that he became interested in a fallen leaf and picked it up, and it was so cute. His lively, happy expression made her smile. It doesn't have to be big. Sometimes life's greatest joys are in the smallest moments, the ones we rush past. Think of that small thing and stay with the feeling for a few seconds. Notice how it feels in your body. This is how we cultivate sensitivity to Tokimeki: slowing down, noticing joy, and letting ourselves fully experience it. QRT with a GIF that captures your smile moment. We'll be featuring our favorites in an upcoming post!
The Art of Tokimeki19,431 views • 1 month ago
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