Buy for the Life You Have, Not the Life You Want

Money is a limited resource for most of us, so you want tospend it wisely.

Often, we buy stuff that ends up just collecting dust a few weeks later.

“If not, you might be buying for a fantasy life.

Chances are, you won’t use those items often.

Or, you might even buy stuff for a lifestyle you’re expecting to live soon.

Of course, this doesn’t nipallimpulsive spending in the bud.

If you want a new TV, you may very well use it in the life you have.

But that doesn’t necessarily mean its not impulsive.

If you’re guilty of buying things you never use, though, this advice will probably be helpful.

For more detail, check out the full post.

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