You weren’t born a consumer.That identity was installed — because it was profitable. скачать в хорошем качестве

You weren’t born a consumer.That identity was installed — because it was profitable.

In this final video of a 5-part series, psychologist Dr. Julie Helmrich brings together history, psychology, and culture to explore how consumption became the primary way we measure worth — and why it’s costing us our well-being. You’ll hear: • A 1955 quote that predicted modern consumer culture • Why credit card debt and burnout are at all-time highs • How “well-being economies” measure success differently • The difference between intrinsic and extrinsic values • A simple pause question for buying season This isn’t about rejecting modern life or blaming individuals. It’s about remembering something older, truer, and more human: that meaning comes from love, contribution, and belonging — not consumption. 🎥 This is Video 5 of 5. If this series was helpful, please share it — you never know who might need it this season. 👉 Follow and subscribe for thoughtful conversations about identity, well-being, and living differently inside modern culture.