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Fewer shopping trips — which may reduce your chances of impulse buying. Having large quantities of household essentials on hand to be better prepared for emergencies. Before purchasing, check the per-unit cost to make sure the larger size really is a better deal. Shelf price labels, especially...
that didn’t exist before, we wanted to price it high enough to differentiate ourselves from temporary tattoos and low enough that it’s an impulse buy, that you can see them going, “This is cool. I want this right now,” and then you wouldn’t really feel bad about spending the ...
connect with your child. a great way to prevent behavior problems of all kinds is to connect by regularly spending quality, uninterrupted time with your child. try to set aside 10 or 15 minutes every day that you label "mommy/daddy and henry time" (you can even set a timer, to avoid ...
Minimalism is downright harmful to you, your ambition and your business. I’ll tell you why I believe this in just a moment, but first, let me say that I’ve allowed minimalism to grind my gears for such a long time that I just have to vent. And blogging allows me to rant away. ...
we later regret the money we spent on things that we really didn’t need or want. It was an impulse buy. Perhaps to feel better about ourselves. The one true way to actually boost our confidence is to find a way to make ourselves happy and that often times is by experiencing something...
I suspect this impulse to flee to my device is a common one. It's enjoyable in the moment, as I'm scrolling through videos that keenly tap into my interest areas. But once it's time to put down my phone, reality sets in. The weight of the time I've wasted, along with the ...
Are they able to articulate their leadership style, core values, and most importantly their insecurities and anxieties, like a lack of impulse control? After all, there is no such thing as a perfect leader. Again, there’s no way for any company to guarantee the integrity of a candidate. ...
You're not wrong if you think teens and young adults are especially bad at putting their phones down. Their prefrontal cortex—the part of the brain responsible for impulse control—is still developing (Davey et al., 2008), which makes it even harder for them to break the cycle of doomscr...
A $500 scarf is just a click away with the rise ofonline shopping, and luxury goods can serve as the ultimate retail therapy for some people. The Internet makes it all easily accessible for impulse buying, aided bycreditand a "buy now, pay later" featureon thecheckout pagethat allow you...