Finding Enough-ness: Outgrowing the Personal Development Obsession and Consumerism
Release Date: 07/09/2025
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info_outlineI'm back with Hannah Brown to talk about enoughness. How the personal development space wants people to always feel behind, like there's more to optimize and improve on instead of helping people be at peace with their quircks and flaws and not view life as a relentless pursuit of constant improvement. We also tie this into consumerism and how it's rooted in the same mindset of 'lack' and 'once I own this thing, then I'll feel happy' and how that cycle keeps us similarly trapped in never feeling like we are enough or have enough.