How the Commercial Industry Influences Money Habits and Ways to Change
Habit, not the one worn by nuns, the spending habits we do every day. Why are they so hard to break? Well let me tell ya! We have been raised as consumers since the day our eyes were open to commercialism that formed our habits. And when we raise our families, they grow to be consumers just like us. The webster dictionary defines a consumer as one that utilizes economic goods. Because we are overwhelmed with advertisements and choices, we become overwhelmed and to sooth that anxiety we buy more products and goods. As we consume the resources dwindle while quality merchandise disappears or is not made to last, we buy more. In industry the word commercial has become synonymous with consumers, and they strategize to get the most bang for their buck when targeting the market. Bring in the marketers, they know us better then we know ourselves because they have molded the perfect consumer. People get tired of being bombarded wit...