MxPunkRogers

How to Break Up with Your Stuff: A Starter Guide to Liberation from Consumerism and Capitalist Clutter for Westerners (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

How to Break Up with Your Stuff isn't just another decluttering guideit's an embodied, trauma-informed path to breaking free from scarcity-driven consumerism.

If letting go feels impossible or you keep things "just in case," this book goes deeper. We'll clear space while unpacking the emotional grip of possessions, so real change lasts.

This isn't about minimalism for its own sake or just "thinking differently." Transformation happens when we live into a new way of beingstarting with what we already own. To move forward, we must understand where we've been.

The first half shares my journey into and out of the consumerist trap, offering insight and solidarity. The second half is your hands-on guide, packed with reflections and exercises to help you reclaim your space.

If you're ready for real, lasting changemessy and meaningfulthis is your starting point.

Inside, you'll find: ✔️ A 5-phase process to declutter with care and intention ✔️ Tools to shift your attachment to stuff ✔️ Insights on breaking free from overconsumption ✔️ Trauma-informed guidance for overwhelm and decision paralysis ✔️ Embodiment practices to cultivate what truly matters

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: MxPunkRogers
• Erscheinungstermin: 9. Februar 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798227587992
• Artikelnr.: 73609092

Autorenporträt

Mx. PunkRogers is a feral disruptor and animist guide helping freaks and outcasts defect from Western paradigms. A former psychotherapist turned embodied resilience guide, they bring humor, grit, and wild compassion to the work of liberating bodies, minds, and communities. When not untangling from societal clutter, they're tending community fires and weaving visions of collective freedom.