When you have money, you don’t mind the price, but satisfaction

[Starmix]

It is always observed that when you have money, you don’t mind the price, but your satisfaction. With ample financial resources, the focus shifts from the mere cost of an item to the intrinsic value and satisfaction it provides. The decision is driven by quality and enjoyment rather than budgetary constraints.

When financial stability is achieved, purchasing decisions transcend simple budgeting. The emphasis is on experiences and acquisitions that deliver lasting contentment and fulfillment, making price a secondary consideration. Having sufficient funds allows one to prioritize quality and personal satisfaction over the concern for the price. This enables a lifestyle where choices are made based on what truly brings pleasure and value.

It is also observed that an abundance of money provides the luxury of choosing what truly satisfies, without being overly concerned about the price tag. This freedom allows for the pursuit of higher quality and more fulfilling experiences. When money is plentiful, it becomes less about saving and more about investing in one's happiness and well-being. The price becomes a minor factor compared to the satisfaction and joy derived from the purchase.

 

[Sanjeev]

Yes, if you have money you are not worried about the price. If you don't have you cannot fulfill all your dreams without money.

 

[Starmix]

I agree with you, when there's money, we are not bothered by the high price as long as we like the items.The price becomes a minor factor compared to the satisfaction and joy derived from the purchase.

 

[Springtime]

Yes, if money is not an issue, you can choose the product with superior quality or the experience which is rewarding.