In Netflix's hot new show "Tidying Up With Marie Kondo," Japanese organizing expert and bestselling author Marie Kondo helps people conquer clutter. The eight-episode series explores houses with different levels of disorganization, and you get an insider's look at how disorder stresses out the inhabitants of each home from young parents who are afraid of the laundry to a widow who is learning how to "death clean" after the passing of her husband.
In each episode the people Kondo encounters have issues that lead to their disarray, whether it's time constraints, emotional setbacks, or lack of space. The clutter is taking a negative toll on each of their lives, holding them back and weighing them down—and in the end creating anxiety in other areas of their lives.
from Apartment Therapy | Saving the world, one room at a time http://bit.ly/2FxkaPc
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