I, for one, am convinced that the neoclassical economic model is based on false assumptions: it is not more consumption but conscious, need-satisfying consumption that increases the quality of life. Instead of consuming more and more, only to put it back on the pile of shame with the other unused things after a few days, i prefer a consumption that is limited to a few but high-quality products. Products that cover my needs in the best possible way and offer me added value. If I find that the things I own cause me more worry and distress than they provide value, it’s time to let go.