💡 Have you ever bought something you didn’t really need… and then felt a little guilty afterward? You’re not alone. In fact, you may have just experienced emotional spending — a powerful behavior rooted in psychology more than logic. In today's world of one-click purchases, Instagram ads, and lightning-fast delivery, it's easier than ever to spend money — often without even thinking. We convince ourselves we need the latest gadget, those shoes on sale, or another kitchen tool, even if our bank account (and pantry) tells us otherwise. But what if the real reason we overspend isn't lack of discipline — but a series of emotional and psychological triggers we don’t even realize are influencing us? In this article, we’ll dive into the psychology of spending , explore why we buy things we don’t need , uncover the emotional triggers marketers exploit, and — most importantly — equip you with actionable money management tips to...
Don’t Be Afraid to Start Small: Small Things Grow Big | ShiftCraft by Yonas Gizaw small Things Grow Big Introduction Welcome to ShiftCraft — where we explore powerful ideas that transform your thinking and fuel your growth. I'm Yonas Gizaw , founder of this mindset shift blog. In today’s fast-paced world, success is often portrayed as sudden and spectacular—an instant breakthrough or a viral moment. But real success rarely works that way. It begins with a decision to start, often in silence and simplicity. This post is your reminder that starting small is not a weakness—it’s the seed of greatness. The Myth of “Big or Nothing” We live in a world that worships “big” — big launches, big wins, big numbers. But the myth of overnight success is just that: a myth. Behind every “big break” is a thousand small, unglamorous steps taken with faith and fire. Behind every champion is years of practice, failure,...