Adding up your expenses will not signify the true sense of your consumption I have been doing a mental trick for the last couple of years. Whenever I get to spend money, I forget the amount to be spent. Rather, I focus on the source of my fund and the utility that I am gonna get from my expenditure. For example, let’s say I have to travel to Cox’s Bazar from Dhaka. I can commute by airplane or bus – whichever suits me best. For the last 25 years of my life, I would prefer the bus because it costs just $12, whereas the airfare is around $45 for a single trip. In other words, I would value the monetary amount of being 4 times more than anything else. Actually, that’s the wrong way of thinking, as long as you have the ability to spend. In my case, I can easily afford $45 to buy an air ticket, which will save me 10 hours journey, almost half a day! On the other hand, the 4 times cheaper option often causes other physical problems like nausea or headache as soon as I reach the ...
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