Fixing things instead of replacing them says more about you than you'd think.

A growing network of repair cafés help people save money by turning their broken belongings into connection and skill-sharing ...

Repair Cafes are part of a new brand of anticonsumerism ...

The Repair App is a new platform that connects trusted repair service providers with people who need their stuff fixed. It couldn’t come at a better time for economically strapped consumers. A new app ...

Sometimes, stuff around the house breaks. At this time, you must weigh an important question: Do you fix it or toss it? SPOILER ALERT: Some things are just not worth fixing. Fixing may feel like the ...

Experts claim we can mend many everyday products ourselves, while iFixit, a free online repair guide, even says that we should ‘never take broken for an answer.’ For many this is not news, but ...

In a March podcast conversation, Sharon Salzberg and I spoke about something many leaders (myself included) are guilty of: the fixation on fixing things. As leaders, we are taught that solving ...

The rhythmic whirring and thumping of sewing machines rang steady at the Leaven Community Center Saturday morning as volunteers from across Portland came together to mend old clothing and other fabric ...

You're currently following this author! Want to unfollow? Unsubscribe via the link in your email. I think a lot about what will happen when my TV breaks. I'm not sure how old it is — I'm not its first ...