Pinned down by your things? Stuffocated? Here is the beginning of the answer

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Are you being stuffocated? ...and other thought provoking events - kpflude@gmail.com - Gmail: STUFFOCATION: Living More, With Less

Are you being stuffocated? Based on his acclaimed book, James Wallman, explains why we've had enough of stuff and need experience more than ever. Do you have cupboards full to bursting? A cluttered desk? Do you want to organise life's clutter and live more? If so, you're suffering from ‘stuffocation'. The solution, as Wallman will show, is experientialism. This does not mean giving up all our possessions, but it does mean getting over our obsession with them, and transforming what we value. Stuffocation is a vital manifesto for change. It has inspired those who have heard its message to be happier and healthier, and to live more with less.
Tuesday 10th Feb. Tickets £15 with free copy of the book

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