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This episode reveals how intentionally investing in experiences, rather than accumulating possessions, leads to a more fulfilling and identity-rich life.
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“This episode reveals how intentionally investing in experiences, rather than accumulating possessions, leads to a more fulfilling and identity-rich life.”
— James Wallman, Time and How to Spend It
Experiential living, personal fulfillment, mindful consumption
If you often find yourself chasing the next purchase, only to feel a familiar emptiness, this can help you redirect your energy toward what truly enriches your life.
James Wallman, a leading trend forecaster, draws on extensive research into consumer behavior and cultural shifts to reveal why our pursuit of material goods often leaves us wanting, and how to find deeper satisfaction.