James Wallman
Ex-adman and trend forecaster, author of 'Stuffocation' and the person who coined the phrase ‘experientialism’. He provides insights on the branding problem of minimalism and the value of experiences over material possessions.
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Mar 16, 2016 • 1h 6min
Does slow living have a branding problem? With James Wallman
James Wallman, ex-adman and author of 'Stuffocation,' dives into the branding problems surrounding minimalism and the rise of experientialism. He argues that experiences, not possessions, lead to true happiness, challenging the overwhelming consumerism we face daily. Wallman shares straightforward advice for overcoming feelings of defeat in a materialistic world, defining the shift from materialism to valuing meaningful life moments. This thought-provoking discussion encourages listeners to reconsider their relationship with stuff and seek joy in experiences.
Nov 1, 2019 • 46min
James Wallman, author of 'Time and How to Spend It - Journalist talks making non-fiction read like the classics, the experience economy, and why you need to get outside and be offline.
James Wallman, best-selling author and cultural commentator who wrote Stuffocation and Time and How to Spend It, talks craft and life. He explains borrowing fiction techniques to make non-fiction gripping. He describes his tactile writing setup, his scribble-to-edit process, and the daily rhythm that keeps him productive. He also outlines how he researched what truly makes experiences matter.
