You are walking aimlessly in the mall.
Actually, you are searching for a new cellphone accessory that would suit your newly bought smartphone just weeks
ago. But instead of finding a back case, you end up salivating for the new
smartphone models available. You wonder how it was possible that you believe
you just bought the most high-end and the most high-tech device available on the
market, but then again, you realize that days after you bought yours, there
will be new ones that are worthy to topple off your device and make it look
like you need a new one yet again.
So
how do you reconcile this? Should you buy a new device, or should you let it
pass this time and be contented with what you have nestled in your palms? How
about you set your own personal criteria for this dilemma? Shall we?
1. If you don’t need it, don’t get it
I
can’t remember the day when smartphones became more like status symbols rather
than devices that can assist us in our daily lives. In this generation, it
seems that these smartphones are more of our accessories rather than our
necessities. If you let this kind of mentality consume you, you will definitely
have that urge to always buy the ones that will come out better than what you
have. Therefore, you must analyze what your needs are and then match it with
your device. If your device meets your criteria as far as your needs require,
then you are good
2. Don’t look if you aren’t buying
Just
as they say, if you don’t want to get burned, then don’t play with fire. Easy,
right? The thing about us human beings is that we are very much hard headed
most of the time. We love getting beaten by temptation. You already know that
you will just be caught up with all the new devices in the market, but you
still want to take a peek. You think it wouldn’t hurt, but mind you, it will,
big time, especially for impulsive buyers like me. Once your impulses take the
best of you, you have no other choice but to obey. The ending? You purchase a
device that punched a huge hole in your pocket that you will one day regret
wishing that you just purchased one of those cheap mobile phones.
3. The latest models are not always the
best models
True,
when they market all the new gadgets and devices, they will make it look as if
these smartphones are not just smart, they are geniuses. But even if these
smartphones possess monster specs, they are not without weaknesses. Your job is
to find the loophole in every device so that you will not end up wanting it for
yourself.
At the end of the day, it will only be a battle between you and your urge to snatch the best mobile device there is. If you keep in mind your priorities and your goals, you will never be estranged from what you really want.
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