About the book
Meik Wiking, chief executive of the Happiness Research Institute in Copenhagen, links the happiness Danes are known for to hygge. Pronounced hoo-ga, the word loosely means a feeling of comfort, togetherness and well-being: being with loved ones, a sense of home and of safety. Wiking describes it through everyday scenes, such as comfort food and easy conversation at a candlelit table, and offers practical ideas for bringing it into daily life, from choosing the right lighting and dressing for it to bringing out candles, turning off phones and hosting a hygge get-together. Cake, he notes, counts as hygge too.
Vanessa Keng, co-founder of The Golden Concepts, said she has long loved what is unique about Danish culture and that it reminds her that the simple things in life matter most.
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Vanessa Keng (Co-Founder/The Golden Concepts)
I've always loved the uniqueness of Danish culture, and it reminds me that it is the simple things in life that are the most important.
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