Thriving During Buy Nothing New Month
October is Buy Nothing New Month (BNNM). Who knew? It was started three years ago inMelbourne,Australia. The organizers of BNNM […]
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Give Up or Go On? Eight Unorthodox Suggestions for Handling the Struggle
Jill Chivers, writing on myyearwithoutclothesshopping.com, discusses some helpful ways to make it through what she calls “the struggle times.” Whether
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Six Shopping Addictions and How to Curb Them
Here are simple strategies to help you deal with six various shopping pitfalls: the shopping channel addict, the drugstore junkie,
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15 (+2) Tips to Fight the Shopping Bug
From Shopping to Saving blogger Erika shares her shopping secrets for survival. She writes her “wants” in a notebook, which
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Shopping Smart & Not Settling For Less
Do you shop when bored? Are there items in your closet with the tags still on? Do you find yourself
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Say Yes to the Dress? Only If It’s For the Right Reasons
Saving money isn’t the only reason to walk away from a purchase. The Cashgab blogger asks, “What are you avoiding
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“If Money Doesn’t Make You Happy, Then You Probably Aren’t Spending It Right”: Part 1
In a provocative titled, research-grounded, and thoroughly persuasive article in the Journal of Consumer Psychology—21 (2011) 115-125—Elizabeth W. Dunn, Daniel
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10 Signs You Shop Too Much
If you are concerned that your shopping may be out of control, check yourself against this list. You lie about
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Becoming Minimalist: Ashley’s Story
Ashley loves the “American Dream”: life with health, a home, family, and the pursuit of happiness. She feels, however, that
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If Your Loved One is a Compulsive Buyer
Whether, When, and How to Intervene Is your loved one a compulsive buyer? 1. How strongly would your loved