“Unraveling the Price-Crunching Mindset: 8 Surprising Childhood Experiences That Shape Your Shopping Habits”
7) They were taught the value of hard work
There’s something about earning your own money that makes you view spending in a whole new light.
Many people who obsessively compare prices learned this early on.
They were taught the value of hard work, often through part-time jobs, chores for allowance, or even entrepreneurial endeavors like a lemonade stand.
They understood that money wasn’t just a piece of paper or a number in a bank account. It was a representation of their time, their effort, their sweat and tears.
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