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Do you get your shoes and clothes repaired when they’re damaged, or do you just toss them and buy new ones? 

I became really aware of how much I was overconsuming around 2022, after going through a tough financial patch that forced me to seriously cut down on my lifestyle expenses. Since embracing a slower, more intentional way of living in the hills, I’ve discovered the value of simple things repairing old items, cooking my own meals, making my own furniture, sometimes sourcing my own food, and even growing it myself. Never going back, my soul feels like it’s healed so much. 🫶🏼

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Valuing what you own isn’t a scarcity mindset imo, it’s the mindset of someone abundant and recognizes and appreciates every piece of abundance in their life. Only someone truly abundant , present and self aware can do this. 🫶🏼

I always get mine repaired OR wear it til it physically can’t 😂 i think it’s just from being around my immigrant grandma who has scarcity issues 😭