Frivolous Spending
- The short-term decisions, impulsive buying, and the "I want it now" mindset is hindering every progress we make away from achieving our financial goals.
- We constantly spend on things that have little to no value for ourselves, such as lattes, daily pizza dinners, and even beer.
- We aren't consciously thinking about our money and the repercussions of each and every single choice we make.
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