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The Scarcity Mindset

The Scarcity Mindset

Corporations make money when consumers perseverate over what they don’t have. And personal development? If you want to grow into the best person you can be, Step One is to abandon a mindset that’s focused on scarcity.

On this episode: how to radically transform your cognitive patterns from ruminating on what you lack to appreciating what you have in under 5 minutes a day.

 

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[3:30] Do you suffer from a scarcity mindset? Find out in this quick, 6-question quiz

[8:00] Exactly how a scarcity mindset impacts your brain and behavior, according to psychology

[20:00] The multidinuous benefits associated with an abundance mindset, plus 3 steps to get you there

 

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Corporations make money when consumers perseverate over what they don't have. And personal development? If you want to grow into the best person you can be, Step One is to abandon a mindset that's focused on scarcity. On this episode of the Sustainable Minimalists podcast: how to transform your cognitive patterns from ruminating on what you lack to appreciating what you have in under 5 minutes a day.

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  1. Looking forward to the new podcast based on news. I wish you would do a podcast podcast on TerraCycle. They have been in the news about their lack of truly recycling the items they collected. Their boxes are expensive to use, am I wasting my money?

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Enter Buy Now: The Shopping Conspiracy, a hard-hitting new Netflix documentary that forces viewers to look at our waste-related woes. On today’s show producer Flora Bagenal offers a behind-the-scenes look at the documentary’s creation; she also answers your pressing, post-viewing questions.

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[36:00] Exactly how to Use. Your. Rage!

 

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