Decluttering with Swedish Death Cleaning: New Approach to Minimalism
I recently heard about the upcoming publication of Margareta Magnusson's new book titled "The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning" and felt inspired to address the topic. The concept of death cleaning revolves around the idea of downsizing as you grow older, with hopes of leaving very little unnecessary clutter left for loved ones to deal with after you are gone. This concept can provide some major motivation to declutter or downsize, and sounds like it will be a very interesting read! The book is not available yet in the United States, but it can be pre-ordered on Amazon.
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