I came across this
blog post today. I feel like I could have written this post. I think these things. And I usually don't say anything unless I would be asked advice.I do find it interesting that people don't see the disconnect between their actions (the spending) and the way they talk about money.
If you want to go on vacation (where you fly somewhere) and you earn $100K, you can make it happen. It doesn't have to happen every year. I know people who buy excessive (not necessarily expensive) clothes, eat out frequently, get their nails and hair done professionally, have children in MULTIPLE activities, yet don't have the ability to make a trip happen.
Now everyone has the right to choose how they spend their money, but don't speak as though you don't have control. The majority of the time we have much more control than we think we do.
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My pet peeve is really how much people use the same excuse as to *time*. It's the same thing. There's only so many hours in the day. Just admit that you have other priorities than the things you never get to.
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But my question is are people aware of the disconnect between their words and their actions. I'm sure some are, but are some people just floating through life thinking everything is just happing to them and they lack choice and control over their money and time?
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