Have you ever heard of Swedish Death Cleaning?

Hey ladies! Let's get caught up!It was my mom's bday last weekend and I brought her to the Bay to see our family, including her sister who would turn 93 a week later!I also attended a Klemmer event but before you panic and run away, I have a very short, realistic review - which you generally can't find on the internet since most people who talk about it are obsessed or hate it. This weekend, I CLEANED my house, which I have neglected! Let's talk about all of it...and Formula 1!00:00 Introduction and Personal Updates02:21 Reflections on Personal Mastery and Klemmer Events05:58 Spring Cleaning and Decluttering Strategies09:04 The Concept of Swedish Death Cleaning12:30 Emotional Aspects of Letting Go14:41 ByeeeeeeeIn this episode of Owning Life, we discuss the importance of spring cleaning and the concept of Swedish Death Cleaning, emphasizing the emotional aspects of decluttering and letting go of possessions. I will encourage you, beloved listeners (particularly those in midlife), to take charge of your spaces and lives by organizing and simplifying your belongings.Welcome to Owning Life!Click the Subscribe button to join in community.–Order My Workbook: Fire Under the Night Sky: https://tinyurl.com/3vpk39j2_Visit my websitewww.mourningspace.com–Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jokotifaalaye/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jokotifaalaye/Bluesky: @jokotifaalaye.bsky.socialAll information provided in this podcast by the Mourning Space, LLC (collectively, the “Mourning Space”), is solely educational and is not to be construed as advice or information related to medical advice, assisted death or dying services, therapy, medical services, clinical medical services, clinical medical advice, mental health medical advice, financial advice, legal advice or similar advice. The Mourning Space is not a licensed medical professional, lawyer, financial advisor, or legal administrator of an estate. The Mourning Space does not make any recommendations (for oragainst) any services, products or providers, including, but not limited to funeral homes, hospitals, or other death and funeral-industry providers or products (“Death Industry Providers”), and nothing said or communicated by the Mourning Space shall be construed to be a recommendation whether or not the Mourning Space has a relationship (employment or otherwise) with one or more Death Industry Providers.