Feb 18, 2022
Inability to spend even when there is adequate wealth, and to use that wealth when there is an abundance of choice is a common syndrome.
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Identify and earmark extras that are easier to spend than the primary income. What is not seen as drawing from accumulated wealth is relatively easier to spend.
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Don't let your choices be driven purely by the price of something. Appreciating the difference between being frugal and being stingy is critical.
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Accept that you are as important as other family members. There is no need to undermine your needs and comforts, even as you go extra miles for others.
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Every discussion need not be acrimonious if preferences are known. Make it easier for yourself and for others to spend on what matters to you.
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If you are spending, stay within your line of generosity. You don’t have to make an announcement. But you need to be honest with who you are.
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Don’t obsess about leaving a fortune for your kids. They may not need it. Allocate a portion of your wealth for yourself. Your wealth is primarily yours.
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Each spend need not result in a physical outcome and a product. Make your choices based on honestly evaluating how the experience feels for you.
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If you have more wealth than you can spend, you owe it to society to share. Enjoy the joys of quiet giving and give without expectation.
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