Spending isn’t about choosing experiences over things. It’s about whether a purchase quietly enables the moments and memories that matter most.

Experiences create joy before, during, and long after they happen—through anticipation, the moment itself, and the memories that stay with you.

Spending isn’t just the moment you buy something. Anticipation, the experience itself, and the memory afterward all shape how satisfying a purchase feels.

Compromise isn’t failure—it’s focus. By lowering one slider, you free up resources to raise another and build a more balanced, meaningful life.