Weighing-In (Part 3)
Over the last two postings, we’ve been examining Weighing In, an important technique for sweeping away the financial fog most […]
Compulsive Buying, Money Behaviors
Compulsive Buying, Money Behaviors, Money Psychology, Online Shopping Addiction
Weighing-In (Part 2)
We may think our wants equal our needs. In other words, that we just have to have a certain pair of
Compulsive Buying, Online Shopping Addiction
Weighin-In (Part 1)
“Passionately confused,” which nicely sums up our current national conversation about health care,image also characterizes the personal financial grasp of
Debt, Money Behaviors
Credit Cards: Clearing, but with a Strong Probability of Curveballs
As we noted in the last newsletter (see “Credit Card Act of 2009,” June 2009), new legislation now curtails several
Control Shopping
Health Care Reform for Overshoppers (Part III): Self-Respect-The Third Leg of the Self Supporting Stool
In recent postings, we’ve explored two important legs of a three-legged stool that supports stopping overshopping, self-kindness and self-care. Today
Compulsive Buying, Mastering Your Emotions
Health Care Reform for Overshoppers: The Centrality of Self Care (Part II)
In the last posting, we saw how important self-care is for the overshopper who wants to stop. We noted that
Compulsive Buying, Money Behaviors
Health Care Reform for Overshoppers:The Centrality of Self Care (Part I)
As the president and congress turn their attention to problem elements of our health care image system—notably, skyrocketing costs and
Control Shopping, Money Psychology, Retail Psychology
Continued Media Focus on Compulsive Shopping
Compulsive shopping is pretty much out of the closet now, with continuing treatment in television, film, and print. Here are
Shopping
A Magnet for Female Compulsive Buyers?
While women Internet buyers may be outnumbered by men shopping online, new research suggests that many of the women who
Compulsive Buying, Money Behaviors, Online Shopping Addiction, Retail Psychology
Gender and Internet Shopping
Less in the Pink Than You Might Think No, it’s not that the rate of internet shopping has fallen off.