Top Question:
Why do I purchase what I purchase when I buy what I buy?
There are 10 main reasons why my spending habits cause me to ponder on the aforementioned thought.1. Some things I truly need and rely upon to compliment my daily routine. I define my needs as anything that I just can't be without in order to function properly, like food.
2. The mood I'm in plays a major role in how my money is spent. If I'm upset nothing I buy during that time satisfies completely and I'm more likely to regret making the purchase, but if I'm excited I may do some "happy" shopping.
3. When unexpected money lands in my hands I can't help but to treat myself and others... sometimes. I consider it as extra and before it's all gone I must be left with something to show for it.
4. In some settings I like to validate my equality by spending because I'm simply able. I don't usually have the means to purchase many things or services, but when I do I'm willing to go all out for myself... as I should.
5. Sales! In many instances I'll go inside of a store with the intent of purchasing one or two things. I end up leaving out with several items because I'm convinced that I'm saving more money in the long run by making early "sales" purchases.
6. I feel bored and want to see or try something new. Not often, but occasionally I have a strong desire to explore the unknown or at least what's unknown to me and it usually costs.
7. I am brainwashed believing that convenience is better. If it'll cost me, but save me time and stress I'll usually go for it.
8. I desire full access and VIP privileges. If I have the means to make the worthy choice I'll normally choose the upgrade.
9. There was a time when a particular purchase seemed far out of reach. I'll just refer to this spending habit as redemption!
10. Other people's feedback and excitement about any given thing. "Don't believe the hype," yet too often I do.
Ultimately, my personal goal is to become a wiser spender and to reduce the accumulation of random things over time that are doing nothing more than cluttering my dwelling space and mind.
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