A simple concept in line with decluttering with minimalism in mind.

Döstädning is the Swedish word for Death Cleaning, which embodies the idea of clearing all forms of clutter in one's life before the Grim Reaper comes knocking. It is a considerate outlook on life from the perspective of an individual whose time is drawing close for loved ones to save them the emotional heartache associated with sorting and putting away the belongings of a loved one who just passed away.

Death Cleaning is viewed differently by folks from varying backgrounds and ideologies; this guide aims to find common ground that anybody can relate with no matter their age, creed or sex. Death Cleaning is not only designed for the aged or those with terminal health conditions; it is for everyone to assist in living life generally devoid of cluster both in the home and mind.

Learn and understand the simple and easy-to-practice principles on handling the emotional challenges of Swedish Death Cleaning while you let go of hurtful memories. You come to terms with maintaining a clutter-free life, the process of Death Cleaning, how to progress with it, the timing and what it entails etc.

Here are key points to look out for in this book;

Introduction to what Death Cleaning is all about

The essentials of Death Cleaning to your relationships, mind and home in general

Invaluable tips and guidance for decluttering over some time

How to make use of some key principles of the Death Cleaning ideology

Applying this decluttering method to your everyday life

When you begin to consider the feeling of your loved ones, that is the time when you become aware of the need to pay attention to your stuff, properties and business by putting everything in order so that your family and friends won't have to bear the burden of sorting and arranging them when you are gone. Memories are more valuable than material things!

It is time you dispose of all the junk around you

Take charge of your affairs now!

Yvette A. Norman

Glas