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A great rule of thumb I have adopted as an adult to save money, is anytime I wanna impulse buy something I write it it down.
Then I come back to it 2 weeks later and if I still really want it then, I buy it.
But so often after 2 weeks the novelty has warn off and I look at the list and go "ehhh, meh, nevermind I dont want it that bad actually"
I still do this and I'm 40.
Wife and I have a whiteboard and anything over $100 goes on that list.
Took us a few months to buy specific appliances. But that wait made us buy the good stuff!