Swedish Death Cleaning

A Compassionate Guide to Letting Go and Simplifying Your Life

De: Mia Andersson

Narrado por: Michelle Kahan

Overwhelmed by clutter? Discover the Swedish secret to a lighter, stress-free life—without the guilt or overwhelm!

If your home feels cluttered and chaotic, and parting with possessions feels impossible, you’re not alone. Whether it’s sentimental attachment, guilt, or procrastination, letting go can feel overwhelming.

But what if decluttering didn’t have to be stressful?

Swedish Death Cleaning offers a compassionate, no-pressure approach to clearing clutter—at your own pace—so you can create a home filled with peace, clarity, and freedom.

In this practical, step-by-step guide, you’ll learn how to:

• Declutter without guilt: Release possessions mindfully and keep only what truly matters.
• Eliminate stress and overwhelm: Follow a simple, no-pressure system to make decluttering easy.
• Stop clutter before it starts: Build sustainable habits to keep your home peaceful and organized.
• Get family members on board: Transform decluttering into a shared, respected practice.
• Experience lasting freedom: Let go of the past and create space for the life you truly want.

Unlike extreme minimalism, Swedish Death Cleaning isn’t about getting rid of everything—it’s about keeping what brings you joy. You’ll learn how to declutter at your own pace, honor your past, and design a future that feels lighter and freer.

If you're ready to clear the clutter and reclaim your life, then download this audiobook!

©2025 Mia Andersson (P)2025 Mia Andersson

Empowering Approach

Whether you're downsizing, simplifying, or just looking to create a more peaceful space, this guide gives you the mindset and tools to do it at your own pace—without the stress.

Great take on cleaning, not decluttering.

It’s not about death. I was a little worried when I picked this out but it’s not about cleaning a house of a deceased loved one. This is a much more emotional and less spiritual approach to cleaning and not just decluttering. It’s really about why we hold onto stuff and how to let it go. How to crate a mindset that we don’t need stuff anymore.

stress free

The less stuff you have the better it is on your mental health. This is a great way to remove and decuster stuff so you don't have to always be stressing with a overfilled home. It also a lot easier to clean if you dont have as much stuff in your home.

Space for What Matters: A Simple Path to Peaceful

Andersson's audiobook isn't just about cleaning—it’s about choosing what really matters in your life. The story and narration are presented in a kind, calm way that makes you feel okay about letting go. If you want to clear out clutter without feeling stressed, this book is a great place to start.

Fantastic audiobook!

Don't let the title scare you away! This is an excellent audiobook that was very easy to listen to. It is well organized and packed with tips, tricks and guidance which are all extremely useful to help you get organized. Narrator does a great job and is calm and consistent with a smooth delivery.

Less stuff = Less stress

I’ll be honest — when I first heard the phrase “Swedish Death Cleaning,” I thought it sounded… But Mia Andersson lays out here isn’t depressing — it’s freeing. It’s not about preparing for death, it’s about living better while you’re here. It’s about taking ownership of your stuff before it owns you, and doing it in a way that’s thoughtful, not overwhelming. I've read and listened to a lot of book about decluttering... but this one felt personal by getting the the WHY...why are you holding on, why is it so hard to let go, etc.

If you’re downsizing or simplifying… read this. It's more than a how-to guide — it’s a mindset shift...Highly recommend.

An interesting take on cleaning!

This book offered a really unique perspective on cleaning and I’m excited to try out the techniques this book offered! I like how this book offers ideas to declutter your home in a way that doesn’t create pressure. Often times I get too overwhelmed by the thought of cleaning so it never gets done.