How not to buy more miniatures - One practical tip

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  • Опубликовано: 12 дек 2024

Комментарии • 7

  • @magnus80a
    @magnus80a 6 часов назад +4

    My tactic is for every urge to allow for a one day cooldown for every ~$10 the product costs. If I still want the object after the time has passed, then I'm free to buy it. FOMO is obviously going to mess with this, but stay strong.

    • @honestminis9530
      @honestminis9530  3 часа назад

      @@magnus80a I love simple rules and this sounds like a really great trade-off between complexity and effect!
      And the radio between the numbers seems very reasonable.
      I also use a small cooldown period but scaling by price seems wise!

  • @Svengar
    @Svengar 5 часов назад +1

    That goblin does like to be in control. It is a good idea to always have a decent think on it as to whether you should buy it or not.
    The Old World coming out has definitely switched on goblin mode a few times but I haven’t felt too bad about it as I’m painting pretty quickly and therefore don’t have as much of a pile of shame (though there is one)

    • @honestminis9530
      @honestminis9530  3 часа назад +1

      @@Svengar You seem to be able one of those that actually have a good buy -to-paint ratio!
      The Old World is the only GW line where i have to wrestle with the goblin from time to time :)

  • @gav-gf7cr
    @gav-gf7cr День назад +4

    it works. I used to be a goblin, but now I'm a wizard, albeit not a very powerful one.

    • @honestminis9530
      @honestminis9530  День назад

      @@gav-gf7cr I just love that phrasing!
      And I'm also happy that someone can confirm my findings 🙂

  • @HeadHunterSix
    @HeadHunterSix 2 минуты назад

    GW helped me a lot with this when the Wizard realized how they regard their customers. Alienation is a pretty good way to avoid spending. 😂
    (That said, the Goblin still uses all that discretionary spending, just somewhere else LOL)