

How's That "No Buy Year" Going?
4 snips Sep 4, 2025
Have you ever considered a 'no buy year'? This concept aims to curb non-essential spending to save money, but its flaws come to light. Discover why purposeful spending might be a better approach. Jesse shares insight into mindful financial habits, emphasizing that effective money management means spending according to a clear plan. Learn the five essential questions to ask yourself before making any purchase. It's all about aligning your expenses with your values for a healthier financial future!
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No-Buy Year As An Experiment
- Jesse describes trying a no-buy year and still buying resistance bands as a small exception.
- He frames the no-buy year as a shock-the-system experiment rather than a permanent lifestyle.
Give Savings A Clear Job
- Money's purpose is to be spent, not hoarded for its own sake.
- Savings only become meaningful when you assign them specific jobs and names.
Spend According To A Plan
- Do spend money according to a plan so purchases feel aligned and guilt-free.
- When you impulse-buy, move money within your plan to maintain confidence and avoid panic.