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Research suggests that people are happier when they buy experiences than when they buy objects. The kinds of regrets you experience after making a choice may explain why. Read More
An interesting implication
of the research appears to be that the era of mass industrial production was/is tantamount to systemic production of feelings of regret.
Other Example
It is a unique idea of making experience of buying rather than focusing on only objects. Another example is Build a bear, they have their workshops which not only make the good experience for the children and their parents but also provide options for children to see the complete process of bear making.
Other Example
It is a unique idea of making experience of buying rather than focusing on only objects. Another example is Build a bear, they have their workshops which not only make the good experience for the children and their parents but also provide options for children to see the complete process of bear making.
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