The Hygge Attitude

Switch Your Life with the Danish Mindfulness of Happiness and Coziness

De: Lars Kinter

Narrado por: Nicole LaPorte

The best gift you can give yourself and your loved ones, for Christmas and forever, to change your life for the better is...to fall in love with hygge and this book!

Are you looking to reinvigorate your life completely? Do you want the life you’ve always wanted to lead? Well, here it is….

Hygge is the answer!

Have you always wanted to know more about Hygge, the Danish philosophy of happiness, but have not known where to look to become happier and healthier with a more fulfilling life at home and work?

Then this book is for you!

A brief insight into this book:

As it seems, the Danes know exactly how to find happiness! After all, Denmark is regularly in first place of the happiest countries in the world. How do you do that, and is there really a secret recipe for luck? Actually, it looks like the answer may be "yes," many Danes swear the secret is hygge....

The recipe for hygge: luck, no matter where you are!

The Danish philosophy of happiness is now also very popular with us. The Collins dictionary even identifies the term "hygge" as one of the most popular words of the year, and designers reflect the concept of warmth and coziness with natural materials, while the Internet is full of fashion outfits, blogs, and tutorials designed to help "hygge".

Included in the book:

• Hygge in your own home
• Hygge in daily life
• Hygge - Danish philosophy to be happy
• The Danish mentality
• Hygge for your health
• What is behind the hygge enthusiasm?
• Hygge in the office: Productivity meets coziness.

Who is this book for?

This book is perfect for anyone who wishes to know more about the Danish methodology for happiness or for anyone already practicing hygee and who wants to know more ways to apply it to daily life, the home, and even in the workspace. In other words, this book is perfect for….

You!

What are you waiting for? Grab your copy now!

©2019 Lars Kinter (P)2020 Lars Kinter

Too long.

The concept is good but could have been relayed in many less words. The reader was way too slow, but since I know her, I know that the author requested this.