If you find yourself in a shopping frenzy, constantly acquiring material possessions, there may be an underlying reason. Here's the story of a friend who was able to overcome this behavior.
May 12, 2023·edited May 12, 2023Liked by Aamer Khan
Apt. When you start giving up, you actually initiate to opt out of the rat race and start leading a life of the king. This however must be a matter of choice not compulsion. So, acquire the position of owning the possession. Conscious decision of not wanting a particular thing despite ability to buy is liberating.
Absolutely. There should also be a need to live life in different ways, such as cherishing experiences, not hoarding on possessions. Both, possessions and experiences require you to be in a position to afford them but in my opinion, only on one can you truly say, "Money well spent."
Apt. When you start giving up, you actually initiate to opt out of the rat race and start leading a life of the king. This however must be a matter of choice not compulsion. So, acquire the position of owning the possession. Conscious decision of not wanting a particular thing despite ability to buy is liberating.
Absolutely. There should also be a need to live life in different ways, such as cherishing experiences, not hoarding on possessions. Both, possessions and experiences require you to be in a position to afford them but in my opinion, only on one can you truly say, "Money well spent."
INDEED VERY MUCH GRATIFYING