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Five consumer myths to ditch in 2025

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By Olaya Moldes Andrés
| The Media Online Verified
Over the past year, books like Less by Patrick Grant and documentaries like Buy Now: The Shopping Conspiracy have encouraged consumers to rethink their internalised beliefs that more consumption equals better living. As we enter a new year, it’s the perfect time to reflect on and leave behind some consumer myths that are detrimental to ourselves and to the planet.
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Five consumer myths to ditch in 2025

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By Olaya Moldes Andrés, Elias Hazou, Tom Cleaver, Theo Panayides
| Cyprus Mail Verified
By Olaya Moldes Andrés Over the past year, books like Less by Patrick Grant and documentaries like Buy Now: The Shopping Conspiracy have encouraged consumers to rethink their internalised beliefs that more consumption equals better living. With the start of a new year, it’s the perfect time to reflect on and leave behind some consumer myths that are detrimental to ourselves and the planet. Retail therapy is a common practice to cope with negative emotions and might seem easier than actual therapy.
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Five consumer myths to ditch in 2025

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By Olaya Moldes Andrés
| Daily Maverick Verified
Over the past year, books like Less by Patrick Grant and documentaries like Buy Now: The Shopping Conspiracy have encouraged consumers to rethink their internalised beliefs that more consumption equals better living. Don't want to see this? Remove ads As we enter a new year, it’s the perfect time to reflect on and leave behind some consumer myths that are detrimental to ourselves and to the planet.
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