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He advocates for moderation—doing personal maintenance less frequently, focusing on essentials, or doing some grooming at home. The pursuit of constantly impressing neighbors or friends often leads to unnecessary expenses that don't contribute to long-term wealth. Successful people tend to prioritize their financial stability over superficial enhancements.
3. Impulse Purchases
Impulse buying, often fueled by easy access to credit, is a common trap. When people receive windfalls or have high credit limits, they tend to spend impulsively rather than thoughtfully investing or reducing debt.