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Chloe King

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Everything I Need to Know About Life I Learned from Watching My Mom Shop

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By Chloe King
| Yahoo Life Verified
Since I’m a fashion professional and fanatic, you might be surprised to learn that I don’t love to “shop”. Yes, I love getting dressed—the escapism and the physical expression—but when it comes to deciding what clothes and accessories to buy myself, I get decision fatigue. I instantly want to sit down. I feel constrained and distracted by the (toxic) feeling and endless curiosity that there might be more to discover elsewhere.
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How to Dress Like You Hate Optimization

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By Chloe King
| Aol Verified
How to Dress Like You Hate Optimization Courtesy of Chloe King/@chloe4dayz "Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." I am not someone who dreads getting dressed. I think about how I feel that day, where I’m going, and then… just start trying. I care deeply about authentic self expression and very little about fitting in, so it’s just a daily opportunity to play.
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Navigating the Galápagos paradox: tourism growth management discourses in protected areas

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By Chloe King, Carter A. Hunt, María José Barragán-Paladines, Andrea Muñoz-Barriga
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract In tourism literature and practice, pro-growth tourism management discourses argue that tourism growth can decouple from its negative impacts through improved management, whereas heterodox approaches reject tourism’s growth ethic and argue decoupling is infeasible and unlikely. Heterodox tourism scholarship increasingly seeks to imagine what a ‘beyond growth’ transition may entail, through concepts such as regenerative tourism, degrowth, and buen vivir.
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