Most of the times we never think twice before spending quite a lot of amount to buy anything or everything important or not-so-important stuffs for our day to day life, but strangely enough we never spare a thought before throwing off the same material or getting rid of it, that we bought by paying a considerable amount of cash. We away these stuffs without even considering the amount of money we had once spent on them just for the reason that the object is no longer trendy and has become obsolete with time and fashion or personal taste. Thus we end up throwing if off from our wardrobe to replace it with some other costlier and dearer products.
In the current wake of debt-related fears and insecurities such reckless and insensible behavior towards our own money and materials has made us humiliate our own wealth and productivity. How many of us have the sensitivity and wisdom to think about revamping and re-shaping our old clothes by stitching, sewing and decorating them into something new, innovative and stylish? How many among us have the creativity to recycle our seemingly useless objects like lamp-sheds, vases, jars or small trinkets by restructuring them into some beautiful, renovated and decorative furnishings for our room? We speak long lectures on recycling of products but have we once also considered of performing the same act with our own goods?
It may sound conventionally idealistic, but people who have made it a habit of parting away from their old and used up materials and belongings are actually unaware of their practical utility values. Practices like re-inventing, renewing and reusing objects for various purposes in and around the house, not only boost up one’s creativity and sensibility but also assures that this frugal approach of living would pay off at times during one’s financial hardships or deficiency. It is important to de-clutter one’s life, but revamping the same into something more useful, fashionable and decorative would be a better option than simply discharging away those things.
In the current wake of debt-related fears and insecurities such reckless and insensible behavior towards our own money and materials has made us humiliate our own wealth and productivity. How many of us have the sensitivity and wisdom to think about revamping and re-shaping our old clothes by stitching, sewing and decorating them into something new, innovative and stylish? How many among us have the creativity to recycle our seemingly useless objects like lamp-sheds, vases, jars or small trinkets by restructuring them into some beautiful, renovated and decorative furnishings for our room? We speak long lectures on recycling of products but have we once also considered of performing the same act with our own goods?
It may sound conventionally idealistic, but people who have made it a habit of parting away from their old and used up materials and belongings are actually unaware of their practical utility values. Practices like re-inventing, renewing and reusing objects for various purposes in and around the house, not only boost up one’s creativity and sensibility but also assures that this frugal approach of living would pay off at times during one’s financial hardships or deficiency. It is important to de-clutter one’s life, but revamping the same into something more useful, fashionable and decorative would be a better option than simply discharging away those things.
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