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Book · 2016 · Self-Help

The Little Book of Hygge

The million copy bestselling guide to the Danish art of living well - the perfect mindfulness gift

by Meik Wiking · Recommended by 1 person on 1 podcast

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Viking is the author of an international bestseller called The Little Book of Hygge.
Stephen Dubner · Freakonomics Radio · Jan 2019

Why people recommend it

The Little Book of Hygge by Meik Wiking is an international bestseller that explores the Danish concept of hygge, a term embodying comfort, coziness, and a sense of shared well-being that contributes significantly to the high happiness levels in Denmark. Stephen Dubner highlighted this popular work on Freakonomics Radio during the episode How to Be Happy, which was rebroadcast on January 3, 2019, and originally aired on August 16, 2018. In both instances, Dubner referenced Meik Wiking, identifying him as the author of the widely read guide, while discussing the cultural elements that make Denmark one of the happiest countries on Earth. The inclusion of the book allowed the podcast to delve into specific lifestyle practices and environmental details that foster emotional warmth and psychological safety. Wiking's work provided concrete examples of how simple domestic habits, lighting, food, and social gatherings can be intentionally cultivated to improve daily mood and overall life satisfaction according to Scandinavian traditions.

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Freakonomics Radio 345. How to Be Happy 2018-08-16

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