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Embracing Abundance: Why My New Year’s Resolution Is to Spend More Money

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As a personal finance enthusiast, setting money goals is second nature to me. But this year, I’m flipping the script. Instead of focusing solely on saving, I’m making a radical resolution: to spend more money. Intrigued? Let’s dive into why I’m embracing this unconventional approach and how I plan to do it mindfully.

Why I plan on spending more money

In a world that often champions saving above all else, I’ve come to realize that life is about balance. While saving is crucial, so is enjoying the present and nurturing relationships. Reflecting on my past year, I noticed that my relentless focus on saving led me to miss out on experiences and moments of joy. That’s why I’m shifting gears and prioritizing spending in areas that bring me happiness and fulfillment.

How I plan on being more mindful with my spending

Mindful spending isn’t about reckless splurging—it’s about intentional choices that align with your values. By carefully evaluating my purchases and focusing on experiences and items that truly matter to me, I can strike a balance between saving for the future and enjoying the present. It’s a personalized approach that allows me to invest in my well-being while still working towards my financial goals.

What I’m spending more money on this year

  1. Experiences with friends: Cherishing moments with loved ones is priceless. Whether it’s a girls’ night out or a weekend getaway, I’m prioritizing quality time with friends and creating lasting memories.
  2. High-quality clothing: Investing in a wardrobe that reflects my style and makes me feel confident is a form of self-care. I’m allocating funds to curate a capsule wardrobe of timeless pieces that I’ll love for years to come.
  3. Travel: Exploring new destinations and stepping out of my comfort zone is essential for personal growth. I’m planning budget-friendly trips to feed my wanderlust and broaden my horizons.
  4. Hobbies: Pursuing interests and passions enriches life in ways that money can’t measure. I’m budgeting for classes and activities that ignite my creativity and bring me joy, whether it’s pottery or golf.

By embracing mindful spending and prioritizing experiences and items that add value to my life, I’m confident that I can achieve a healthy balance between saving and spending. Here’s to a year of abundance, growth, and financial well-being!

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Convo Africa is a Nairobi-based social enterprise dedicated to fostering meaningful conversations that drive societal change. Through its flagship publication, Convo Magazine, and various initiatives, Convo Africa addresses critical issues such as mental health, men’s wellness, youth, entrepreneurship, and community well-being.

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