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🗓️ 23 August 2024
⏱️ 34 minutes
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0:00.0 | Welcome to the Minimal Mom podcast. Today, Dawn is joined by Jen and Jill from the Frugal Friends |
0:06.0 | podcast, where they share tips and insight every week on how to buy less, live well, and be a good |
0:12.0 | steward of all your resources. With over 6.5 million downloads, Jen and Jill enjoy helping |
0:18.4 | their listeners learn how to control their spending without all the guilt and shame of strict budgeting. |
0:23.8 | Well, most of us are trying to curb our spending these days. |
0:27.0 | So Jen and Jill, I am so curious to hear about your trash can trick because, like, give us all the advice that you have. |
0:33.9 | I heard this one from Jill, and I am obsessed with it ever since she first told it on our show. |
0:41.3 | So the idea is when you're shopping at whatever store you're shopping at and you find something |
0:47.2 | that looks really beautiful. It's so aesthetically pleasing. Looking at you Target and the Joanna |
0:52.6 | Gaines Magnolia section, usually that's very well placed |
0:57.9 | and things just look beautiful. And so we pick something off the shelf and the trash can trick |
1:03.2 | is to curb that impulse spending, take that item to the trash can aisle of the store, put it next to all the trash cans, and see if |
1:14.9 | you still like it. Does it still hold up? In a non-esthetically pleasing environment, do we still |
1:20.2 | enjoy it? Because more than likely, that's going to be a little bit like what it looks like |
1:25.0 | when we bring it home to our own place. Not that our |
1:27.5 | houses are filled with trash cans, but when we remove it from the aesthetically pleasing |
1:32.1 | environment where it's curated with all these other really beautiful things, it can help us see |
1:36.6 | the item for what the item actually is, which is most likely what it's going to be when we get |
1:42.3 | it back home and we think, why doesn't it look good |
1:44.7 | in my house? I must not be a good decorator. I've got to get a whole bunch of other stuff too to make this |
1:50.0 | look better in my home. Yes. Multiply the impulse spending. So seeing it in a more accurate environment can |
1:57.6 | help us say, you know what? I actually don't think I'm going to purchase this. |
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