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As the holiday shopping season approaches, I highly recommend watching the new Netflix documentary, Buy Now: The Shopping Conspiracy. 🛍️📺 https://buff.ly/4fP9Saq This eye-opening film is a must-see for anyone who shops online. It sheds light on the hidden costs of our click-to-buy habits, from environmental impacts to personal overwhelm. I've started sharing it with clients and family, and the conversations it sparks are both enlightening and empowering. Let this documentary be a tool in our efforts to live more simply and align our spending habits with what truly matters. 🌿💡 #BuyNowDocumentary #MindfulShopping #Simplicity #Minimalism #HolidayShoppingTips #OrganizedLiving #IntentionalLiving #ConsumerAwareness #OrganizeYourLife

I just watched "BUY NOW" on Netflix, and it's a powerful reminder of how consumerism works.                                                                                                 The film doesn't present entirely new information, but it shows familiar ideas in a shockingly effective way.                                                                                                                     It highlights how we're pushed to overconsume, how products are designed to become obsolete, and the constant drive for "more." For some, this might be a review. For others, it could be a real eye-opener.                                                                 If you've never thought deeply about the impact of your buying habits, or if these concepts are new to you, this film is essential viewing. It got me thinking about the ethics of work of many marketers.                                                                                                   How to balance driving sales with responsible practices?                                                                                              Can we contribute to a healthy consumer ecosystem? "BUY NOW" calls for greater awareness and responsibility from both businesses and consumers.                                                                               I strongly suggest watching it before you hit the post-Christmas sales.                                                              It might just change how you see things. #marketing #consumerism #buynow #netflix   

Netflix's new doc, Buy Now, explores the often overlooked side of production and consumption - behavioral science. Sustainability and waste reduction goes beyond understanding environmental and social impacts, and while it's important to understand how these systems work, we also have to understand how consumers work. This movie addresses the age old problem in the sustainability space - is the consumer responsible for driving demand of better products or is it the brand's responsibility to create these products better in the first place? There is no "one size fits all approach," but manipulating consumers to buy more than is necessary certainly doesn't help... Check out the trailer and drop a comment below with your thoughts on the intersectionality of behavioral science and sustainability!

Hold the 20th November - ‘Buy Now! The Shopping Conspiracy’ will be premiered on Netflix. Are we intentionally having our attention drawn away to new ‘stuff’ so we don’t realise what’s actually happening? Do we need more stuff? Where does all the stuff go? Sharing as really hope as many people as possible watch this. We can have ‘new’ stuff and marketers can sell it to us and companies can make profit doing so but it has to be ‘good’ stuff - recycled materials, pre-loved, re-worked, biodegradable, services providers etc etc. Its time to sell the ‘good stuff’ #Sustainability #SustainableFashion #Circularity #Efficiency #GoodStuff For brands that do ‘good stuff’ - visit; https://lnkd.in/esZbTuKJ If you need help doing ‘good stuff’ - visit ; https://lnkd.in/eF54w8e2 Our Fashion Fix Ltd Joanna Ward

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Five rules for profit maximization: ☑️ Sell more ☑️ Waste more ☑️ Lie more ☑️ Hide more ☑️ Control more Is this actually what businesses are supposed to do? What if we as consumers start: ✅ Buying less ✅ Reusing more ✅ Checking the labels ✅ Not throwing things “away” ✅ Thinking more? Another great documentary by Netflix, https://lnkd.in/ekxBC9z3

There is no “away”. When we throw something “away”, where do we think it goes? It might be out of sight and mind for us, but we can’t ignore that “away” is someone else’s home – where other humans live, work, play, and try to create a better future for their families. Please watch the new Netflix documentary “Buy Now! The Shopping Conspiracy” and be appropriately horrified by the dark side of rampant consumerism, marketing, planned obsolescence, and the over-production of goods of all kinds. We can do better – and we must. Sobering messages for the biggest shopping season of the year. #consumerism #BuyNowFilm #climatejustice #circulareconomy  https://lnkd.in/gAWmwpTd

In an upcoming documentary, Netflix will uncover the ugly truth behind our insatiable relationship with mass consumption. In the past six years alone, we have consumed almost the equivalent amount of material (582 billion tonnes) as we did in the entire 20th century - 740 billion tonnes. This is a stark reminder that we must take action to protect our planet. Whether that’s by having honest and difficult conversations, forging powerful partnerships or spearheading novel solutions. With Black Friday and Christmas fast approaching, this documentary couldn’t come at a more critical time to inspire change in the industry: https://lnkd.in/gSdjKdk6

🛍️ “Buy Now: The Shopping Conspiracy” – Now Streaming on Netflix If you’ve ever felt uneasy about modern consumerism, this film is for you. “Buy Now: The Shopping Conspiracy” reveals the proven epidemic of manipulation at the core of our shopping experiences. In today’s world, the relationship between businesses and consumers has become dangerously one-sided, built on coercion and hidden truths. As the film so brilliantly illustrates, businesses distract us with shiny promises in one hand while concealing the downsides in the other. This isn’t just a movie—it’s a conversation starter. How can we, as consumers and professionals, shift this paradigm? How can businesses rebuild trust and foster genuine transparency? 📺 Watch it now on Netflix, and let’s discuss what you think in the comments below. https://lnkd.in/gY92kSjZ #ConsumerBehavior #Transparency #NetflixRecommendations #NotaConspiracy #ItsandEpidemic

#Didyouknow MUST watch for all sustainability passionate. Unpacking the dark side reality of over consumption than need. And business strategy of to sell more we need to produce more AND MORE... Everyone shops—whether online or offline—making it a universally relatable topic. This is called consumer awareness. The Netflix documentary's director, Nic Stacey, hopes that the film will make viewers reconsider how much they buy and where they shop. 🌍♻️🚮🛍️🏷️ https://lnkd.in/dfZf9v-S Next time you see the terms "SALE" "BUY ONE GET ONE FREE" Ask yourself do you REALLY need to BUY. #shopping #wastegeneration #material #humanpsycology #overconsumption #shopping #resourceutilization #oneclick #technologycons #netflix #consumer #awareness #behindshelves #online #sustainability #circulareconomy #truth #ecommerce