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36: Being More Intentional About Shopping
We are surrounded by malls, stores, advertisements and the constant message to buy, buy and buy some more.
We didn’t realize we had a shopping problem until we looked at how we were spending our days--our time, our money, and our energy.
On this episode, Jill and Nick share why they’ve changed the way they shop and tips to help you shop less mindlessly and more intentionally.
Come hang out with us!
💬 QUOTE OF THE DAY
“Consumption is not the problem --consumerism is. Consumerism is compulsory, insipid, impulsive, unfocused, misguided. Worst of all, it is seductive; consumerism’s shiny facade promises more than it can deliver, because love, happiness, contentment, and satisfaction are all internal feelings that cannot be commodified, and the truth is that once our basic needs are met, the acquisition of trinkets does little for our lifelong well-being.” ~ Joshua Fields Millburn
🔍 RESOURCES
Buying Less Makes Me a Much Happier Person
The Thing I Should Have Bought
@somedayslower
⤁ TAKE ACTION CHALLENGE
Replace your mindless shopping habit with a new habit. A habit that directly aligns with your values!
🎵 MUSIC
Night Owl by Broke for Free - http://brokeforfree.com/
📧 CONTACT US
Email: [email protected]
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By Jill + Nick Koscielniak
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We are surrounded by malls, stores, advertisements and the constant message to buy, buy and buy some more.
We didn’t realize we had a shopping problem until we looked at how we were spending our days--our time, our money, and our energy.
On this episode, Jill and Nick share why they’ve changed the way they shop and tips to help you shop less mindlessly and more intentionally.
Come hang out with us!
💬 QUOTE OF THE DAY
“Consumption is not the problem --consumerism is. Consumerism is compulsory, insipid, impulsive, unfocused, misguided. Worst of all, it is seductive; consumerism’s shiny facade promises more than it can deliver, because love, happiness, contentment, and satisfaction are all internal feelings that cannot be commodified, and the truth is that once our basic needs are met, the acquisition of trinkets does little for our lifelong well-being.” ~ Joshua Fields Millburn
🔍 RESOURCES
Buying Less Makes Me a Much Happier Person
The Thing I Should Have Bought
@somedayslower
⤁ TAKE ACTION CHALLENGE
Replace your mindless shopping habit with a new habit. A habit that directly aligns with your values!
🎵 MUSIC
Night Owl by Broke for Free - http://brokeforfree.com/
📧 CONTACT US
Email: [email protected]