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Hygge & Lagom: A Complete Guide to Change Your Habits, Declutter Your Life and Create a Cozy Living Space. Learn the Scandinavian Ways of Living a Balanced Life Filled with Mindfulness and Happiness
Explore the life-changing philosophies which make Scandinavia one of the happiest places on earth. Do you want to learn how Hygge and Lagom philosophies can calm your mind, help you practice mindfulness, and make you enjoy the little things in life? Are you tired of feeling stressed, disconnected, and adrift in the world? Then this book is for you. This brilliant book explores the Hygge and Lagom philosophies, offering you a holistic and transformational plan which will impact all areas of your life. Designed to provide a practical way of altering your outlook on life, inside you’ll find a detailed look at Hygge and Lagom, along with everything you need to enjoy a more fulfilling existence . In part one, you’ll explore the concept of Hygge, and how you can enjoy a simpler life of wellbeing, And in part two, you’ll learn how the Swedish concept of Lagom can help you appreciate the small things in life and be comfortable with what you have, Covering diet, exercise, sleep, relationships, hobbies and even frugal living, this bundle is perfect for anyone who wants to drastically transform the way they live and learn to appreciate the little things in life . So don’t wait – it’s time for you to discover why the Scandinavians are some of the happiest people on earth. Buy now to begin your journey with Hygge and Lagom today!
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Published April 30, 2020
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March 21, 2022
It does not appear that this book was ever edited or proofread. The first 3 chapters are completely redundant. The same sentences and thoughts appear over and over without any explanation. Chapter 1 tells us twice that Hygge is a Danish practice. Chapter 2 is entitled the Origin of Hygge. Then, the third paragraph of Chapter 3 starts by telling the reader that “Hygge is a Danish method of living”, in case you didn’t remember that from Chapters 1 and 2.
The redundancy might not be as aggravating if the book wasn’t filled with typos and grammatical errors. However, the combination of typos and redundancy make the book almost unreadable.
The redundancy might not be as aggravating if the book wasn’t filled with typos and grammatical errors. However, the combination of typos and redundancy make the book almost unreadable.
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