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We are overwhelmed with stuff. How do we say ‘enough’ in this world of abundance? | Jodi Wilson

The piece argues that modern abundance can overwhelm us, pushing people toward excess and fatigue.
Wilson shares her move from excess to 'enoughness' by living in a caravan with her family.
The author defines 'enoughness' as taking what you need and leaving the rest.
She notes the difficulty of simplicity due to a primal scarcity mindset and constant information flow.
The piece suggests practical, small changes to apply enoughness in daily life.
Examples include outfit repeating, buying pre-loved items, and reducing food waste to create space.
The author links vitality to mending what’s broken and using what we have.
Wilson argues that the root of thrift can help people thrive by simplifying life with purpose.
The narrative highlights how experiences and choices matter more than accumulating objects.
The article ends by encouraging small, everyday rest and mindful decision-making.

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