Rethinking our relationship with things重新思考我们与事物的关系
A professional tidying consultant shares her personal experience with shopaholism and how she deals with it.
When people truly know what they own, they are less likely to keep searching for things they believe they need, says Jo-Rushdy.
Rebecca Jo-Rushdy’s relationship with shopping began when she was a young child, with innocent purchases such as a new pencil case or sticker sheet.
“I was eight years old when I discovered the high,” recalls Jo-Rushdy, 39.
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Jo-Rushdy 表示，当人们真正了解自己拥有什么时，他们就不太可能继续寻找自己认为需要的东西。
丽贝卡·乔-拉什迪与购物的缘分始于她的童年时期，那时她会购买一些像新铅笔盒或贴纸之类的无伤大雅的东西。
“我八岁时发现了毒品的快感，”39岁的乔·拉什迪回忆道。
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