By Joshua Fields Millburn & Ryan Nicodemus · Follow: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram

In this episode of The Minimalists Podcast, The Minimalists talk about purchases that lead to buyer’s remorse, and they answer the following questions:

• Does regret serve us in any way?
• How do we overcome the loss and regret we feel after donating items so we don’t end up simply replacing them and repeating the cycle?
• How do we recognize when we’re senselessly justifying a purchase that holds little to no actual benefit for us?
• Do your children have any regrets?
• What do we do when we experience buyer’s remorse with every purchase?

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• “If everything is valuable, then nothing is valuable.” —Joshua Fields Millburn
• “Shame is tamed when guilt is jilted.” —Ryan Nicodemus

Mentioned in This Episode

• Added Value: “Starting to Get to You”
• Article: Praise for Regret
• Book: As a Decade Fades
• Book: Love People, Use Things
• Book: Minimalist Rulebook
• Contribute: Bridging the Financial Literacy Gap
• Essay: 5 Questions to Ask Before Buying
• Essay: This Much Debt Is Gross!
• Instagram: Mallory French
• Instagram: Jordan Moore
• Instagram: Podcast Shawn
• Instagram: Jessica Williams
• Instagram: Danny Unknwn
• Meetup: Minimalist.org
• Patreon: The Minimalists
• Podcast: Love People Use Things | NYC
• Resources: The Minimalists
• Subscribe: The Minimalists
• Text: 937-202-4654
• Tour: The Minimalists
• Wallpapers: The Minimalists
• Watch: Maggie Rogers and Pharrell Williams
• Wikipedia: Buyer’s Remorse

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