Post number #696881, ID: c3daec
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So, saving money for me is hard, I think. I try to think about all the stuff I can get later, but my mind wants that instant gratification. How do I curb that desire for the instant gratification?
Post number #696888, ID: 6ebf3c
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Do stuff that doesnt require money or at least less money In the end what matters is for you to feel fullfiled, try do play long games, exercise at home, read books, surf trough the internet, anything that feels nice but doesnt require too much money
Post number #696911, ID: 9944db
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Put most of your money somewhere hard to reach. A separate bank account that's not connected to payment systems, for example. Easier to say no to instant gratification when it's not instant at all.
Post number #696913, ID: f257ab
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Just don't have that instant gratification for a while and you'll start feeling bad about spending extra. That was the case for me and that helps a lot.
Post number #697026, ID: da6c11
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You could open a savings account that doesn't allow you to withdraw anything until a certain maturation period?
Post number #697030, ID: e7002d
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>>697026 Hehe, hs just said-
Post number #697127, ID: 65be3d
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I do recommend month limit.. or analysing if doesn't exists something what can do more functions than one and so.. i do have for example limit 10-15€ per month for videogames so i don't get to 40-60+ and so..
Post number #697134, ID: 185bfd
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Have sex and have fun.
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| So, saving money for me is hard, I think.
I try to think about all the stuff I can get later, but my mind wants that instant gratification.
How do I curb that desire for the instant gratification?