Why the "no buy" trend is TAKING OVER in 2025
In today's video I discuss why I think the "no buy" or "low buy" trend is taking over in 2025. From economic instability, to trends like underconsumption core, overconsumption core, the rise of hobbies and the desire to stop doom scrolling and live a more fulfilling life, we discuss it all. Chapters: 00:00 intro 02:40 How we got to where we are 04:03 Underconsumption Core 07:40 is underconsumption just a rebrand? 09:11 Overconsumption Core 14:50 The rise of hobbies 16:25 Digital Detox Core 17:20 My low buy year experience so far ► order my book: The Conscious Kitchen » https://bit.ly/m/Immylucas ► JOIN ME DAILY ON INSTAGRAM » Instagram: / sustainably_vegan ► GET CONNECTED » Instagram: / sustainablyvegan » TikTok: / immylucas » Patreon: / sustainablyvegan ►For business inquiries: [email protected] #videoessay #commentary #overconsumption so I've been thinking about my consumption, my spending, where my value lie and I think I want to do a low buy year next year so here are some of my thoughts, and how I'm going about planning for it...
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