Hello, my name is Jesse Meekam with another episode of the Jesse Meekam show,

and I'm here each week to obsess out loud about spending purposefully saving aspirationally and giving joyfully.

It all comes down to just giving every dollar a job.

And that is done with five questions.

And that leads to living spendfully, which, at the root of it, when you are really experiencing

spendfulness, you are experiencing the absence of something.

And that absence is second guessing.

You do not feel this nagging, ever present, always on, back of your mind, just annoying little, can we afford annoying little can we afford that could we afford that

were we supposed to have bought that should i be doing this what about next week what about that

bill on the counter what about that bill stuff deep into the bottom of my sock drawer that all

goes away.

And this came about at dinner we did prior to the fan fest,

and I mentioned that last week also,

where Todd, our CEO was talking about this lack of second guessing,

which sometimes people will confuse with,

like, they'll equate it with buyers remorse.

They're like, wait, so you never can think, oh, I shouldn't have bought that, like when I bought my GE freezer.

And, no, I regret it.

I fully regret it because it died.

It died at 11 months, still within warranty, but it's just not worth it.

It's not very fun to have all of your meat defrosting while you're out of town.

So that brand was GE specifically, the one that died in 11 months.

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