“as per the law of unintended consequences, no matter what people’s intention when they do something, they rarely know what the ultimate outcome of their actions will be.” — James Wallman Copy Share Image
“Life is not about having things. It’s about having good experiences.” — James Wallman Copy Share Image
“By having less and doing more, we will be happier, healthier, richer, in every sense: less clutter, less regret, less anxiety, more meaning, more… — James Wallman Copy Share Image
“In the 1980s, people wanted a fast car. Now they want a good story to tell.” — James Wallman Copy Share Image
“I hate taking pictures,’ he says. ‘I feel that if you pick up a camera you take yourself out of the moment. You’re no… — James Wallman Copy Share Image
“happiness is more likely to come from the enjoyment of experiences rather than the accumulation of stuff.” — James Wallman Copy Share Image
“We live in a cluttered world of too much information and too much stuff.” — James Wallman Copy Share Image
“as per the law of unintended consequences, no matter what people’s intention when they do something, they rarely know what the ultimate outcome of… — James Wallman Copy Share Image
“You are more likely to be happy, so studies have shown, if you do something for intrinsic reasons.” — James Wallman Copy Share Image
“We are realizing that, to live a life that is meaningful, to shake our tail feathers, and to be happy in the twenty-first century—you,… — James Wallman Copy Share Image
“research suggests every shared car takes up to thirteen others off the road” — James Wallman Copy Share Image
“Everyone is an autobiographer nowadays, it’s like everyone is actively writing their own biography all the time,” — James Wallman Copy Share Image
