Are You Chasing Cheap and Losing Freedom?
How can you tell the difference between getting a really good price for something you want and searching for a “good deal” that turns out to be a disappointment? It’s especially hard if you misunderstood your parents attempts to “get the most for your money” as you should always search for the lowest price.
I once held that limiting belief and have released it using the Logosynthesis® basic process we teach in this book to free myself from the constant search for the best possible deal.
When I needed a new computer, I used AI to help me choose one that would meet my needs. I was prepared to pay full price to get the lightweight feature that is so important to me. Searching online, I found something that seemed close but at a much lower price.
I asked AI if this would meet my criteria. It provided a side-by-side comparison, said one deluxe feature it didn’t have was not important to me. AI advised me to buy it and I did.
On the other hand, when it comes to home repair, I don’t search anymore. I have used a recommended and highly respected contractor several times. His prices are midrange. His work is excellent. He keeps his agreements.
I free my time and energy by calling him and discussing what is needed and arrange to get the work done. Another form of abundance.
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