Lots more superb postconsumer definitions have come in during the last couple weeks! Yes, massive shopping bags have a role below, like the way they disappear when freedom comes. Here are brief examples of answers to the question, “What does being a postconsumer mean to you?” from new subscribers to our Get Satisfied Interactive Handbook. To see more examples, enjoy the rotation on our homepage every time you visit or refresh the page.
“Being a postconsumer means freedom from the pressures of society and the advertising industry. I work in the middle of a shopping district and actually find it sad now to see people running around with massive shopping bags all the time. I feel more empowered in almost all aspects of my life.” -Heather Schmidt
“Being a postconsumer means finding contentment through experiences, not through purchases.” -John Francis
“Three years ago, I married a man with considerable financial resources. I thought that buying/having more would make me happy. Turns out that’s not true!! Being a post consumer means ignoring the compulsion to buy more stuff, and appreciating what you have right now.” -Jennifer Batchelor
“Although this will take a lot of work and a change in mindset, I feel I am ready to begin a journey that will make the difference between getting by and truly living. I. Am. Ready.” -Barbara Meakin
