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@ted
gm, anybody notice they are changing any spending habits or behaviors due to inflation or the bear market? I just cancelled some subscriptions, drinking wework coffee instead of $7 latte every day, biking instead of driving. PS I know FC may not be the right audience for this, but maybe you’ll prove me wrong :)
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zoz
@zoz.eth
Yes, lots. The bull market created a lot of unnecessary and frankly unhealthy habits. This year is about resetting and rebuilding
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@pdr
Halved my spending on candles. Might have to halve again in Q2 https://twitter.com/dril/status/384408932061417472
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@wake
Always. Bear or bull be damned, I will not squander money. Except if it's internet money and digital collectables, in which case I'm an unrepentant addict and total lost cause.
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@murdo
I stopped buying NFTs 📉
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@brittkim.eth
I bought a used guitar for $180 instead of the new one I wanted 😎
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Renee Bigelow
@reneeb
I slowed disposable expenses in 2022 when inflation 📈 & stocks 📉. Hard stop fast. I shifted strategy to lock up 2023 revenue early & set goals higher to offset unexpected dips. Exceeded goals for 2023 already because of that, so I resumed more normal spending again but with a cautious eye month to month.
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@gaby
I’m mainly trying to eat out less (and not drink as much which is the biggest suck)… also I’ve been selling old clothes on Depop and have found surprising success
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@warpcastadmin.eth
i heard from reputable sources that skipping the $7 latte makes you save up to a million dollars a lifetime so good job on that!
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@payton
Yep, I also cancelled subscriptions and have reduced the amount I go out.
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Brian Kim
@brianjckim
cancelled several subscriptions at the end of the year
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@mc
Yes. Also canceling subscriptions and generally reducing spend across the board.
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Les Greys
@les
Will be doing this at the end of this month. Tightening the belt.
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@jpetrich
I'm more reluctant to make eggs, that's about it so far
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@futureartist
I’m in the buy-almost-nothing club since forever, so not really. Living a quasi-mustachian life helps you be much more resilient to economic trends.
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@kn
* changed from doordash to factor for weekday meals * will make pour over coffee at home instead of going to cafe in the morning once I get a good grinder
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@pcdkd
4 years ago I bought an espresso machine. It's an upfront spend but have probably saved $2000 since it paid for itself.
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@avengerthor
Switch to annual subscriptions for the things I know I’m keeping instead of monthly Make my own coffee Simple, but makes a difference and better habits to be in regardless
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@bigpapajon.eth
People with $$$ are wolves circling. Those without feel the weight of what ahead.
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@j3
Cooking more and actually calculating serving costs I just downloaded 3 frugal cook books lol
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