So really what I'm getting at here is, you know, you spend $120,000 on a new SUV and you spend

that over six years or you spend $20,000 on an SUV that's at 2015. Like what if instead of

spending $100 grand, that's literally what you're paying the bank over six years? Instead of

spending $100,000 to a bank for six years, what if you took that $100,000 and actually put it into a business for yourself?

Let's talk about the happiness that that could bring.

What's up, guys? You're listening to another episode of Selling on Amazon with Andy Isam.

What can we learn about expensive cars and happiness?

This is more of a mindset episode.

And it's something that I've been thinking about for a really long time.

And I wanted to do a podcast episode about it.

And we're going to kind of talk about budgeting a little bit here.

Now, disclaimer, I am not a budgeting guru. And we're going to kind of talk about budgeting a little bit here.

Now, disclaimer, I am not a budgeting guru or expert by any means.

I've gone through various phases throughout my life where I've gone really hardcore budgeting,

where I've used budgeting software tools like Mint or you need a budget.

And then I've gone through phases where like I'm kind of just yolo and have no idea where my money is or what it's doing. It seems like every time I take a new

step up in my life, I guess we could say, of, I don't know, buying a nicer car, which we'll talk

about, or a nicer house or something. Anytime I go through one of those big drastic changes or

having another child, I kind of get back into like, okay, here's a new next step, next stage of life. Let me get

my finances in order. Make sure we're good here with this decision and what we're doing. And then

after, you know, we kind of get in the group of things and I realize, okay, we're good. I get lazy

with my financial budgeting on a monthly basis, I would say. But when it comes to

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