Peter Eckhoff via EV wrote:
Okay. I hear you. I splurged. Instead of keeping my cars 16 years and
running them into the ground, I went ahead and purchased something that is
normally out of my price range.
So why? [reasons snipped...]
They are good reasons, Peter.
Being first always costs more. But you also get early access to new
opportunities and capabilities. It's better to be a leader than a follower.
Taking the road less travelled is more stressful, but also more exciting
and interesting, and makes a path for others to follow.
Doing things the hard way takes more time. But you learn more, which is
valuable as well.
The problem is always money. It's a limited resource; to be used wisely.
For most people, once the necessities are paid for, there is little left
over. So it's important to figure out how to use what is left for the
greatest good.
In my case, I have just found other things to do with $80,000 besides
buying a luxury car.
Lee Hart
--
If happiness is on your mind, here's a daily list to find:
- something to do
- something to look forward to
- someone to love
- someone to take good care of
- and misbehave, just a little
--
Lee Hart, 814 8th Ave N, Sartell MN 56377, www.sunrise-ev.com
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