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Now, here's a name that will either really motivate you or really stress you out.

Marie Kondo.

Now, in case you don't know her, Kondo is an organization guru from Tokyo, who pioneered the

process of taking everything you own, dumping it on the floor and keeping only the items that,

quote, spark joy.

It started a decade ago with a book titled The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up. That led to

three more books, an Emmy-nominated Netflix show, and suddenly Americans were obsessed with decluttering

and organizing. And that obsession has only grown as more and more people find themselves stuck

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