Why “Doing Without” Might Be the Game-Changer Your Business Is Ignoring—And How Going Without Could Cost You Everything
By the 1990s though they were at most doing without.
Not that either seemed to mind.
My dad had a good job, and he’d got us into a semi-detached house in a fancier postcode.
My grandmother marvelled at it when she was brought over for dinner on Friday evenings – while cooing over the professional-looking Wendy Houses, trellises, and fences my dad crafted from discarded shipping pallets he’d scavenged from industrial estates.
For her part, I suspect saving versus spending brought my grandmother a lot of comfort, and perhaps a sense of agency. Not that she would have put it that way.
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