{"data":{},"content":[{"data":{},"content":[{"data":{},"marks":[],"value":"\nNo one knows tidying better than Marie Kondo. Her bestselling book “","nodeType":"text"},{"data":{"uri":"https://amzn.to/2Ovo3pg"},"content":[{"data":{},"marks":[],"value":"The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up","nodeType":"text"}],"nodeType":"hyperlink"},{"data":{},"marks":[],"value":"” introduced her unique perspective on tidying and her TV show “","nodeType":"text"},{"data":{"uri":"https://www.netflix.com/title/80209379"},"content":[{"data":{},"marks":[],"value":"Tidying Up with Marie Kondo","nodeType":"text"}],"nodeType":"hyperlink"},{"data":{},"marks":[],"value":"” took the world (and your Insta feed) by storm.\n\nBut Marie’s expertise spans beyond the home. She helped us tidy a messy desk and showed us that a workspace can “spark joy” too.\n\nHer tips for tiding are simple and easily translate from couch to counter.\n\n","nodeType":"text"},{"data":{},"marks":[{"type":"bold"}],"value":"Step 1:","nodeType":"text"},{"data":{},"marks":[],"value":" Categorize items. Books, pens, and last week's lunch should all be separated. \n\n","nodeType":"text"},{"data":{},"marks":[{"type":"bold"}],"value":"Step 2:","nodeType":"text"},{"data":{},"marks":[],"value":" Examine each item. Marie recommends holding each item to determine if it “sparks joy.” If an item is no longer needed it’s okay to say \"thank u, next.\"\n\n","nodeType":"text"},{"data":{},"marks":[{"type":"bold"}],"value":"Step 3:","nodeType":"text"},{"data":{},"marks":[],"value":" Find everything a home. Yes, even that stack of papers and rouge stapler.\n\nMarie recommends tidying the entire space at once. So put up that OOO and take an extra long lunch break.\n\nJoy, sparked.","nodeType":"text"}],"nodeType":"paragraph"}],"nodeType":"document"}