Dostadning

You Embraced Hygge And Mastered Konmari; Now Meet Dostadning, Or Death Cleaning: The Scandinavian Art Of Shedding Unnecessary Things To Make Our Lives As Joyful As Possible, At Any AgePacked With Positive And Practical Suggestions, This Slim Volume Could Change Your Lifedescribing Her Own Age As "Between 80 And 100," She Advocates A Methodical, Thoughtful Process, Perusing The Contents Of Each Room In Your Home At Your Own Pace Before Deciding Whether To Gift, Recycle, Ditch, Etc. That's The "Gentle" In The Art: Magnusson's Is A Soothing, Grandmotherly Voicea Fond And Wise Little Book . . . I Jettison Advice Books After I've Flipped Through Them. This One I Will Keepfor Those Planning To Declutter, The Gentle Art Of Swedish Death Cleaning Tackles The Subject With Charm And Wit . . . Margareta Magnusson Mingles Practical Tips With Memoir And Wisdom[A] Frank And Honest Approach To Mortality, And Our Complicated Relationship With Hoardingone Of The Most Charming, Funny, And Motivating Books I've Read In Some Time . . . Magnusson Is An Absolute Delight. This Book Is So Much More Than Lifestyle Tips. It's Full Of Life. Magnusson's Candid Humor And Unassailable Spirit Comes Through On Each Pageshort, Appealing And Practical . . . A Gentle Acknowledgement Of The Fact That Life Is Short And That You Should Truly Treasure The Things That Really Mattera Slim Yet Sage Volume . . . While Marie Kondo Gave Us Strict Instructions To Only Keep Things That Spark Joy, Magnusson's Book Is Straightforward And Unsentimental With A Bit Of Humor. The Main Message From This Mother Of Five Is: Take Responsibility For Your Items And Don't Leave Them As A Burden For Family And Friendswitty, Useful And Oddly Profoundsolid Guiding Principles For Organising Your Home, No Matter Your Age Or Life Circumstance