Can Confessions Be Funny? What One Overshopper Has to Say
You may remember these two recent blog posts, an overshopper named Lynn. Believe it or Not, It’s True: Nordstrom and I […]
Compulsive Buying, Retail Psychology
Retail Psychology
Compulsive Buying, Online Shopping Addiction, Retail Psychology
The “Smiled Upon” Addiction: An article from Glamour Magazine
“If someone tells you, you have a problem, cut them off. You don’t need that kind of negativity in your
Money Psychology, Retail Psychology
Experience Gifts Trump Stuff Every Time: Read What Actor Cheryl Stern Has to Say
We’re delighted to share a guest post to share with you from the wonderful Cheryl Stern. Broadway veteran actress and Jonathan Larson
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Unbelievable, but it’s true…. Nordstrom and I are through! (Part I)
One of the most revelatory and ultimately powerful tools in the Shopaholicnomore program is the dialogue. The purpose of the
Compulsive Buying, Retail Psychology
These Shoes and Baggage Fit Most Shopaholics
Touched, tickled, and terribly impressed, I left last Wednesday’s performance of Cheryl Stern’s Shoes and Baggage feeling buoyed and hopeful
Money Psychology, Retail Psychology
Why Scrap Fasion?
Last Thursday, I spent the afternoon at the Lower East Side Girls Club in New York City and left feeling more
Compulsive Buying, Retail Psychology
How Can Advanced Style be a Retreat from Compulsive Buying?
Surrounded at dinner recently by six maverick women, ranging in age from their late 30’s into their 70’s, each dressed
Money Behaviors, Money Psychology, Retail Psychology
Are You A $mart Woman?
If you already consider yourself one, The $mart Women podcast series will help you maintain your smarts, and if you’re
Money Psychology, Retail Psychology
What Does Your Bank Look Like Naked?
Imagine that your bank took truth serum one morning and when you went in for a loan
Compulsive Buying, Mastering Our Emotions, Retail Psychology
A Look at Inside Out: Can Sadness Ultimately Bring Happiness?
Compulsive buying, like so many other self-defeating habits and addictions, is often an attempt to anesthetize negative feelings, diminish their