Always Having Money...... And Never Having It At The Same Time.

**JamieBond** · 04-15-2012 10:15 PM

Yeah, guilty.

I work two part time jobs but my ten-year-old sister always has more money than me. I buy things! Isn't that what money's for?

**Marac** · 04-16-2012 01:35 PM

Originally Posted by The King Of Dreams

Why is it that every SP I meet ALWAYS have money for their projects (i.e. car parts, instruments, camera parts) but then when it comes to having money for daily things (food, gas etc.) they are broke! Why is that?! Can someone explain this to me?

I'm very much like that.

This is why:

Projects = fun
Fun = Important to me

**The King Of Dreams** · 04-16-2012 01:37 PM

Originally Posted by Marac

I'm very much like that.

This is why:

Projects = fun
Fun = Important to me

Carpe diem huh?

**Marac** · 04-16-2012 01:41 PM

Originally Posted by The King Of Dreams

Carpe diem huh?

Hell yeah!

What is the point of doing stuff you don't like, so that you can continue to do stuff you don't like?

Better to live a short and blissful life full of things you love, than a long miserable one.

**The King Of Dreams** · 04-16-2012 01:44 PM

Originally Posted by Marac

Hell yeah!

What is the point of doing stuff you don't like, so that you can continue to do stuff you don't like?

Better to live a short and blissful life full of things you love, than a long miserable one.

At least I know who to come to when I want to have a great time. LOL

For a "good" time call 509 664 2701 ask for @Marac! LOL

*it's just a fake random number*

**Inguz** · 04-17-2012 08:31 AM

wow... Good question, really! When I was on nicotine I shouldn't have been able to manage that with the small amount of money that I had, but I did somehow. Calculating on it now makes it make even less sense how I could afford it.

Always broke, and still I manage to find money for my hobbies, yes... I too do wonder!

**The King Of Dreams** · 04-18-2012 05:25 AM

Originally Posted by Inguz

wow... Good question, really! When I was on nicotine I shouldn't have been able to manage that with the small amount of money that I had, but I did somehow. Calculating on it now makes it make even less sense how I could afford it.

Always broke, and still I manage to find money for my hobbies, yes... I too do wonder!

Can this be answered through cognitive functions?

**Benja** · 04-27-2012 04:08 PM

When we spend money on projects and pleasures it's an investment into our mental health. The healthier we are, the more able we are to earn more money. Being doers and creators of various kinds, we require raw materials and tools to climb toward self-actualization, we can't just sit in our heads.