Decluttering expert Marie Kondo's best-selling book The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up was a global phenomenon, changing our thinking about material excess.

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Viele Menschen berichten davon, dass Ausmisten und Aufräumen auf sie befreiend wirkt. Marie Kondō hat dies mit ihrer "KonMari-Methode" perfektioniert: Nur Dinge, die Freude bereiten, dürfen bleiben.

It’s not exactly the KonMari method, but downsizing your home, clearing out your garage and selling key assets before retirement can generate cash, reduce expenses and simplify your life.