Let me be honest—I'm not great with money. I used to buy stuff on impulse, especially when I was stressed or just bored. But lately, I’ve been trying to get my life together and stop wasting money on things that don’t actually make me happy.
One of the biggest things that helped? Taking a real look at what I was buying out of habit. Here's what I cut out (and honestly don’t even miss):
🍽 In the Kitchen
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Bottled water – I bought a cheap reusable bottle and now I take it everywhere. Saves money and guilt.
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Pre-cut fruit/veggies – I started chopping my own stuff. It's not even that hard once you get used to it.
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Coffee pods – I used to love these, but man, they add up. Now I brew regular coffee and it tastes just as good.
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Snacks in shiny packets – Making snacks at home from bulk stuff is kinda fun now. Plus I feel like I'm cheating the system.
Bottled water – I bought a cheap reusable bottle and now I take it everywhere. Saves money and guilt.
Pre-cut fruit/veggies – I started chopping my own stuff. It's not even that hard once you get used to it.
Coffee pods – I used to love these, but man, they add up. Now I brew regular coffee and it tastes just as good.
Snacks in shiny packets – Making snacks at home from bulk stuff is kinda fun now. Plus I feel like I'm cheating the system.
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