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#36 - Building Your Ideal Life with Michelle Anderson
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Michelle Anderson started her career as an interior designer. Her days were spent helping people decide what to buy and how to fill their space. Today, she's a certified KonMari consultant, meaning she now helps people get rid of things that no longer serve them. It's quite a juxtaposition, but one that affords her a rather unique perspective. So without further adieu.
Resources:
Website: https://www.thetidyeffect.com.au/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thetidyeffect/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thetidyeffect
Timestamps:
(2:50) What attracted you to the world of interior design?
(4:35) You attended a 2-year vocational design program as opposed to a traditional 4-year university. What was behind that decision?
(8:20) How did your family and friends respond to you deciding to drop out of high school?
(12:55) You hit a point where interior design didn't feel like the right path for you. What changed and how did you decide what came next?
(17:05) People that are not familiar with Marie Kondo often don't appreciate the importance of the first step of the Konmari process. Can you describe that step in the process and what it was like when you went through it personally?
(23:20) You have a deep interest in sustainability. Is that somehow related to the Konmari method?
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