In this episode, Mary & Emma begin their discussion on consumerism by reflecting on a recent social media trend dubbed "underconsumption', and how that idea overlaps with the fundamentals of slow living. They ask the questions, are we drawn to the true ideals of a lifestyle or the visual aesthetics as represented on social media, and how likely are we to feel compelled to "buy" into it due to feelings of lack in our own lives? Mary and Emma also discuss personal vulnerabilities in consumer habits, referencing their own experiences with fashion, skincare, and digital consumption. The conversation addresses the impact of social media on consumer behavior, emphasizing awareness and conscious decision-making in a consumer-driven society. They conclude by encouraging listeners to balance needs and desires within the context of appropriate consumption as part of a slow living lifestyle.
00:00 Introduction to Simple Living
00:51 Life Updates and New Beginnings
02:01 Exploring Conscious Consumerism
02:48 The Trend of Underconsumption
03:56 Media Influence on Consumption
14:37 Personal Vulnerabilities in Consumerism
23:54 Navigating Consumer Habits
27:02 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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