The most obvious variant is not to buy things you like the idea of owning rather than the experience of owning. E.g. the prestigious object that's actually inferior to the ordinary one. But the underlying principle extends to dating and even to what you do with your life.
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thats a great idea
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How will you know if you don't have it?
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Being famous, perhaps. Or buying/owning a car.
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the catch is that you hardly ever know upfront. if you like the idea of having, you project that on the expected experience of having.
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Someone's watching Marie Kondo? "Does it spark joy?"
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trying to relate this to insurance policies
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Also - the idea of being an entrepreneur vs being one
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Being an entrepreneur is way oversold right now
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