4. How to Spend Money Guilt-Free Flashcards

(20 cards)

1
Q

What is the 2x Rule?

A

Anytime you want to splurge on something, you must take the same amount of money and invest it as well.

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How does the 2x Rule affect spending decisions?

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It makes you re-evaluate how much you really want something, as you must be willing to save 2x for it.

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What is an example of a splurge amount for someone with less wealth?

A

$100.

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What should be done with extravagant spending according to the 2x Rule?

A

Match it with an equal investment or a charitable donation.

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What is the focus of maximizing fulfillment?

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It emphasizes long-term fulfillment rather than momentary happiness.

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What are key components to human motivation according to Daniel H. Pink?

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  • Autonomy
  • Mastery
  • Purpose
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What types of spending are likely to increase overall happiness?

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  • Buying experiences
  • Treating yourself (on occasion)
  • Buying extra time
  • Paying upfront
  • Spending on others
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What is the relationship between personality and spending according to research?

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Individuals who make purchases that fit their psychological profile report higher life satisfaction.

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True or False: Guilt is a common feeling associated with spending money.

A

True.

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10
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How does mainstream financial advice typically affect spending habits?

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It often creates anxiety around spending money.

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What should you ask yourself to combat spending guilt?

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Will this purchase contribute to my long-term fulfillment?

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12
Q

What was Dennis’s strategy to save money on Uber rides?

A

He gamed the app by dropping his pin in a low surge area.

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What happened to Dennis on New Year’s Eve 2015?

A

He failed his Uber pin trick and ended up with a bill of $264.

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14
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What does the author suggest spending money should help create?

A

The life that you want.

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15
Q

What is the difference between happiness and fulfillment?

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Happiness is momentary, while fulfillment is a deeper sense of accomplishment.

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16
Q

What can enhance occupational mastery in spending?

A

Purchasing items that allow you to perform at your best.

17
Q

What is a common misconception about spending experiences versus material goods?

A

That experiences always bring more happiness, which may only apply to certain personality types.

18
Q

Fill in the blank: The only right way to spend money is the way that _______.

A

[works for you]

19
Q

What effect does having more money have on the anxiety of spending?

A

It does not easily solve the problem of spending anxiety.

20
Q

What should you do if a purchase does not contribute to your fulfillment?

A

Move on and find other areas where your money would be better spent.