Logos by Colin Wright with The Minimalists on Consumerism and Identity

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Episode 4156:

Colin Wright explains how the logos we wear and carry work as shortcuts for identity, letting us borrow a brand's qualities instead of building our own. He argues that the associations are superficial, and that going without labels forces a harder but more useful question about who you actually are. The result, he suggests, is a self defined in its own context rather than as a collection of overlapping brand loyalties.

Read along with the original article(s) here: https://www.theminimalists.com/logos/

Quotes to ponder:

Logos are shortcuts. They allow us to jump on board a moving train and enjoy the speed as much as anyone else on board.

The important thing to remember is that you don't need logos to be something.

The most beneficial part of going label-less is that you're forced to figure out who you are down to the nitty-grittiest detail.

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