How To Stop Spending Money On Things We Don't Need | FRUGAL + INTENTIONAL LIVING

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In this video, I’ll share practical tips on how to stop spending money on things we don’t need and start living a more frugal and intentional lifestyle. If you’ve struggled with impulse buying or feel like you’re constantly buying things that don’t add value to your life, this guide is for you. We’ll dive into mindful spending techniques, how to create a budget that aligns with your true priorities, and ways to resist marketing tactics that push unnecessary purchases. Whether you’re looking to save money, declutter, or live more simply, these strategies can help you develop habits that lead to financial freedom and lasting satisfaction.

0:01 Intro
0:44 Reality check
2:00 Leave cards at home
3:14 Amazon Prime
5:13 Delete shopping apps
5:56 Unsubscribe and unfollow
7:09 Shopping malls
7:58 No spend month
9:07 Budget
10:08 Shopping list
10:58 Mindset
12:23 Outro

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[DaysAfterDecluttering]

Very very true words. Contentment is a muscle we all need to work on. I also got rid of Postmark and Amazon. I also don't shop at Target or Walmart (or any "everything" store) as they tend to impulse purchases. I've never used a food delivery service (except twice a year pizza) and I go buy as much in person as I can. If it's not important enough to leave the house, it's definitely not a need.

[Haiokbai]

You’re a great presenter! Very easy to follow along

[paulsargeant]

Hey Joan 👋. Yeah, I've been through this myself. My obsession with 'Stuff' disappeared when I started budgeting back in 2020. When I started budgeting, everything changed for the better x

[UrLoveMilo]

Great video! I have regularly spent more money than I have. For the last few years that has changed. Now buying only most necessary things. And my budged has increased significantly. Thanks for the video. :)

[davidknicks]

Another terrific video. You are on fire!!!

[einat]

7:15 I thought at first it might be an age gap thing (I found everything you described up to that time stamp-unreleated), but now I doubt that.
8:10 Groceries. That may vary. A list does help a lot to keep you grounded.

[Filzlauszwei]

I only buy What i need, i never spenden more money i have.only buy food for me and my pets

[JituKumar-ycnt]

good video yet again, thank you love ❤️

[harishchandrasankhwar]

good video yet again, thank you love ❤️