Enough Stuff
Lauren Sproule | Enough StuffWeekly essays focused on sustainability, consumer culture, and the freedom of wanting less. Learn how to spend more intentionally, declutter your home/mind and build a simpler life in a world that constantly tells you to buy more.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 132 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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Living Sustainably Isn’t the Same Thing as Zero Waste (And I Wish I’d Learned That Years Ago)
Honestly, I used to think sustainability looked like a mason jar full of rubbish, measuring all the trash I produced in a month, that’s all I was seeing online.
I think you know what I’m referring to, right? The photos of people proudly ho...
The Silent Epidemic That We Only See When We Open Our Cupboard
How did we find ourselves here? They’ve always existed but have become something we buy, buy and buy with this notion in our heads that we’re helping the environment somehow. These items, they’re nothing new and yet have become just as repl...
The Sustainability Problem My Client Thought Was About Waste (Spoiler Alert: It Wasn’t)
Enough Stuff is a corner of the internet where you can learn about breaking free from consumer culture without striving for perfection. Through practical advice, honest reflections, and thoughtful conversations about sustainability, minimal...
Nothing Feels Like Enough Anymore and Trust Me, It's No Accident
Lately, I’ve been thinking about how many people move through their days carrying a hidden sense of incompletion, the kind that is difficult to name because it hides inside ordinary routines and familiar habits, showing up not as a dramatic...
Why Buying Less Feels Totally Radical in 2026
There was a time when buying less might have looked like thrift, restraint, or simply personal preference. In 2026, it often feels like rebellion. Utterly radical, man.
Not dramatic rebellion, not the kind that makes headlines or gets film...
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