Intentional Living Beyond Consumerism

Intentional Living Beyond Consumerism

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Intentional Living Beyond Consumerism
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Intentional Living Beyond Consumerism

Intentional Living Beyond Consumerism

$14.99
$14.99

Stop buying for how it'll make you feel — and start building a life around what actually matters to you.

By the end of this workbook, expect to feel: less pulled toward the next purchase, clearer on what you actually value versus what you've been told to want, and genuinely relieved to have a simple pause-and-check system for spending going forward.

Most people think the fix for overconsumption is more willpower. This workbook takes a gentler approach — helping you separate needs from wants, notice what you're really chasing when you shop, and build small, repeatable habits (like a 30-day pause) so intentional living becomes automatic instead of exhausting.

What's inside:

  • A look at why consumer culture ties feelings of worth to what we own
  • The Possession Check — a quick audit of what you own, use, and could release
  • A Needs vs. Wants filter and 30-Day Pause tracker for future purchases
  • Exercises for defining your personal values and building your Intentional Living Plan

Who it's for: Anyone who wants to spend less on impulse, feel less pressure to keep up or upgrade, and build a life around their own values instead of what's trending.

What Readers Loved About This Guide 👇🏻
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Ellis Johnson

This made me rethink the whole “I deserve this” shopping thing. Sometimes yes, treat yourself lol, but I was definitely using shopping as a little mood boost. The pause before buying has been really helpful.

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Freya Whitlock

I started the 30 day tracker mostly as a challenge and its already stopped me from buying a few things. One of them I completely forgot about after a week 😂 so yeah... probably didnt need it.

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Rory Kensington

Not gonna lie, I thought this would be all about saving money. Its actually more about why you buy things in the first place. That was more useful for me because I know I can save money for a month and then go right back to old habits lol.

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Celine Ashford

Really liked the values exercise. I think I’ve spent a lot of time buying things that looked like the life I wanted instead of actually figuring out what I want. Weirdly helpful little guide.

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Mateo Langford

I have a bad habit of buying things when I’m bored. Usually cheap stuff so I never thought much about it. After doing the exercises I realized how often I was doing it. Been a lot more intentional since.

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Elowen Barrett

The part about buying things because of how you think they’ll make you feel was kinda uncomfortable 😂. Definitely recognized myself there. I’ve started waiting before buying stuff now instead of instantly checking out.

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Darius Whitmore

Pretty simple guide but I liked that about it. No “never buy anything again” type of stuff. More like figure out what actually matters to you and stop buying things just because everyone else has them.

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Amelie Rosenthal

Honestly I didnt think I was much of an impulse buyer until I started paying attention. Its usually little things but they add up. The needs vs wants section was probably my favorite.

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Holden Mercer

I’ve been trying to stop buying random stuff online and this gave me something practical to actually follow. The 30 day pause is hard lol but it really makes you think twice before buying something you probably dont need.

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Yara Kensington

This one actually made me look around my apartment and ask why I own half this stuff 😂. I have so many things I bought because I “might need it” and then never touched again. Really liked the Possession Check.