Using money to buy experience
By scheng1
@scheng1 (24650)
Singapore
September 22, 2016 10:47pm CST
Basically we use money in two ways (after taking care of necessities). One is to buy material goods, and the other is to buy experience.
When we use money to buy the latest gadgets, such as iphone, that is an example of using money to buy material goods.
When we use money to buy a vacation trip for the whole family, that is to buy experience, because the whole family gets to experience the travelling.
It is similar when we use money to pay for a meal for us and friends. The time with our friends is more valuable than the food that goes into our stomach.
Personally I am the type of person to buy experience rather than to buy material goods.
I do think that using money to buy experience is a happier experience.
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6 responses
@kaka135 (14916)
• Malaysia
8 Oct 16
I guess I like both. I like to buy books or learning materials that help me to learn and gain some experiences. Like piano, it's for pleasure and enjoyment too. I also like to spend to have good meals together with friends or family, or go for vacation to have the happy moments. I guess some material goods will bring us good experiences as well.
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@louievill (28851)
• Philippines
23 Sep 16
Experience could be preserved for a life time with just pictures and souvenirs and memories while material things especially gadgets go out of date and style not unless it's a rolex watch or some kind of jewelry
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@hereandthere (45651)
• Philippines
23 Sep 16
the iphone (or phones with cameras, videos and internet) can also enhance the experience.
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