The Swedish Art of Death Cleaning: Döstädning Demystified: A Practical Guide to Declutter Your Home, Simplify Your Life, and Create a Meaningful Legacy in 30 Minutes a Day

by Lydia Öberg

Overwhelmed by clutter? or Worried about the legacy you'll leave behind? It's time to embrace the gentle art of döstädning - the Scandinavian practice of mindful decluttering that's sweeping across America.
In "The Swedish Art of Death Cleaning," expert organizer Lydia Öberg guides you through this transformative journey, helping you:

• Declutter your home and mind with practical, step-by-step techniques
• Simplify your life and create a joyful, sustainable lifestyle
• Organize your space efficiently, room by room
• Navigate the emotional challenges of letting go
• Downsize with purpose and embrace a clutter-free living space
• Create a meaningful legacy for your loved ones

This comprehensive guide offers:

✓ Daily decluttering strategies you can implement in just 30 minutes
✓ Secrets to efficiently organize every room in your home
✓ Tips for dealing with sentimental items and family heirlooms
✓ Techniques for digital decluttering and organizing your online life
✓ Advice on communicating your wishes to family members
✓ Worksheets and checklists to keep you on track


Doesn't matter if you're a beginner looking to simplify or someone planning for the future, this book provides the wisdom and tools to transform your living space and leave a lasting, purposeful legacy.

Don't wait until it's too late - start your Swedish Death Cleaning journey today and discover the serenity of living with less. Your future self (and your family) will thank you!
Embrace the art of döstädning and learn to live more intentionally.

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Published October 26, 2024

Reviews

[Maria · Rating 4 out of 5]

A quick and easy read on a delicate subject, the author is direct, kind and practical, giving good advice on how to de-clutter, thinking about life after you are not here. Maybe a book for those in the autumn/winter of life, however, this book gave me food for thought on what I accrue and that you can’t take it with you. Having recently sorted my mum’s belongings, this book helped me work through the process to ensure I clean up before I leave (hopefully in many years time!). The author sounds like she’s lived an amazing life in the stories wrapped up in this book and that was as enjoyable to read as the advice given.

[Mark Gantley · Rating 5 out of 5]

I thinks the proof of the pudding and the value of it lie in what you do after you read it, we have embraced it and it’s practical advice and are enjoying the ride. Actually it is not for us it is for those left behind as they will not have to deal with and be overwhelmed by huge mountains of clutter. A book to come back to and keep going :) thanks Margareta

[Stephanie Tallon · Rating 3 out of 5]

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