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Some things are actually better quality when they're older. Learn the 5 items you should always buy at thrift stores.

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The big list of ethical alternatives to Amazon. For some, Amazon is a necessary evil. But for most, it’s a tool that aids the exploitation of people and planet.

Things We DON'T BUY (It Changed Everything!) Believe it or not, if we wanted to become minimalist we had to stop buying so much. Here is my huge list of 43 things minimalists don’t buy. At least this is what we don’t buy anymore as a minimalist family of 4. Minimalism | Minimalist | Minimal | Don't Buy | Save Money | Declutter

The joy of using things up is important in our journey of frugal minimalism (frugality pairs exceptionally well with minimalism). Using items until they have nothing left to give allows us the opportunity to fully experience each item. Because if we tire of an item quickly or buy new things frequently, would we still be able to experience the benefits of each item and fully use them? Probably not.

This Online Store Only Sells Gifts That Are Meant to Last a Lifetime - Ecocult

Wondering what to stop buying to simplify your life? Check out this minimalist living checklist for inspiration! I've stopped buying these stupid things since simplifying my life and I've saved lots of money, space and time doing so! #savemoney

Want to simplify life and live simply? Here are 15 things to get rid of to simplify life and live a simple living lifestyle.

There comes a certain satisfaction when I use something up and not re-buying or buying more until it’s gone. But how would we know that if we are constantly buying more new things? Let's get deinfluenced together in 2025 and say no to hyper consumption. #underconsumptioncore #underconsumption #deinfluencing #underconsumption2025 #lowbuy2025 #nobuy2025 #nospend2025

We've changed quite a bit over the years as a society. Back in the day people made much of what they needed instead of running to the store. It was cheaper that way, and people had this amazing ability of creating many things from their own two hands. I think it's safe to say