Buy Later, Regret Less: What Patience Teaches Us About Spending
The rush of an impulse purchase is fleeting, but the feeling of regret can last. By simply waiting, you discover the difference between a passing want and a lasting choice.
The Day I Sold My Luxury Watch and What It Revealed
Selling a luxury watch revealed that true value lies beyond material possessions. The author, who bought it for perceived success, found it became a burden. The experience taught him that real wealth is found in family, health, and peace of mind, not in expensive items.
What If We Treated Time Like Money
Value time as a finite, irreplaceable resource, like money. Prioritise meaningful activities, say "no" more, and embrace rest, instead of mindlessly trading time for financial gain.
Maybe It Wasn’t You: The Quiet Realisation Behind How You Spend (Con’t)
Spending habits are often shaped by external pressures, not personal fault. It encourages a kinder understanding of our money relationship, recognising societal influences.