When I think about buying stuff, sometimes I wonder if it's really making me happy. But then I realize, it's not just about buying things; it's about how I use them.
For example, when I got a new tool for my workshop, I felt excited because I could make cool things with it. And when I got a new phone app to help me organize my tasks, it made me feel more in control and productive.
But there are times when I've bought things on a whim, like trendy clothes or gadgets, and later regretted it because I never really used them.
So, I've learned that happiness comes from using what I buy in a meaningful way, not just having a lot of stuff. Now, I try to think carefully before I buy something, making sure it's something I'll actually use and enjoy. That way, I can feel good about my purchases and reduce waste at the same time. 🌱
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Consumerism is not inherently bad, but it should be kept in check. Spending money on shopping can easily become a habitual behavior.
Splurging should be avoided.
You've posted something fantastic about cutting down on unnecessary expenses.