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Surely, you get to enjoy the luxury of swiping your credit card at the grocery store without worry.
So, why not splurge on the gourmet mac and cheese?
The truth is, smart six-figure earners are anything but big spenders.
By reusing what she can and avoiding unnecessary shopping, Mack has turned underconsumption into a wealth-building strategy.
You might find hertipseasier to apply in your own life than youd expect.
Heres how you could give them a try.
Go for Reusable Items
Mack is a big fan of reusing grocery bags.
She also recommends reusable paper towels, which spare her the expense of buying roll after roll.
Some even come in stylish designs, adding a splash ofcolor and eleganceto your home.
Theres nothing she needs in two days.
Besides, she says, cheap and convenient comes at a price for someone else.
If this idea feels extreme, take a look at your own Amazon purchase history.
How many of those items were truly necessary?
Dont Shop Sales
This one might sound counterintuitive, but hear Mack out.
Her only exceptions to this rule are items she already uses and loves or things shes saved up for.
This lets me be more intentional about my purchases, she explains.
No more buying from 10 different brands at once.
Underconsumption isnt about depriving yourself its about makingsmarter, more intentional choicesthat support your overall financial goals.
Whether you adopt one hack or all four, small changes can add up to big savings over time.
Why not give it a try?
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