Why Spending on Yourself Feels “Wrong” Have you ever purchased a nice gift for yourself, such as a weekend getaway, a new outfit, or a lunch by yourself, and instead of feeling joy, you felt… guilty? Money guilt is that uneasy feeling of “I shouldn’t have spent that much” or “I don’t really deserve this.” […]

When Tiredness Hits, So Does Overspending Have you ever observed that after a long, tiring day or late at night, you tend to make your most rash purchases? You’re not by yourself. One of the most subtle causes of impulsive spending is decision fatigue, which is the mental tiredness brought on by having too many

The Dream of Being Your Own Boss “Take charge of your own destiny.”Doesn’t it sound empowering? Millions of people, particularly Gen Z, are motivated by this phrase to leave traditional jobs, launch side businesses, develop their brands, or work as freelancers. Working on your own terms seems like the best way to be creative, free,

The Rise of the Side Hustle Nowadays, one job is frequently regarded as “insufficient.” Side projects are now seen by Gen Z and Millennials as a sign of ambition, self-reliance, and financial independence. People are looking for new ways to make money on their own terms, from digital marketing and freelancing to content creation, dropshipping,

Money is more than a tool to buy things. It’s a mirror that reflects your mindset, habits, values, and even your emotions. How you earn, spend, save, or invest says more about your inner world than your bank balance ever could. For Gen Z, growing up in a fast-paced, comparison-driven world, this reflection can feel

We’ve all heard sayings like “you attract what you believe” or “money is energy.” This sounds inspiring and magical to some, but unrealistic to others. The truth, however, is somewhere in the middle. Without action, manifestation is merely wishful thinking, and without belief, strategy is meaningless and draining. Both the external plan (strategy) and the

Money. We all want it, we all need it, but let’s be real—saving it feels like climbing a mountain without a rope. For Gen Z, the struggle is even more intense. From avocado toast jokes to financial memes about being broke, young adults are often painted as careless spenders. But the truth is more complex.

After a difficult day, have you ever found yourself purchasing a small item “just to feel better” or shopping online? If so, you have had emotional expenditures. That’s when your heart decides before your brain has a chance to weigh in. Emotional spending refers to the unseen emotional bond we have with our financial decisions,

Every generation has its unique approach to money, shaped by the economic, social, and cultural environment they grew up in. While Gen X and Millennials have often been guided by traditional financial principles, Gen Z is rewriting the playbook. Gen Z, born roughly between 1997 and 2012, is entering adulthood in a world vastly different

The rise of side hustles is one of the defining features of Gen Z’s money mindset. From freelancing and content creation to selling products online and offering digital services, side hustles have become more than just extra income they’re a lifestyle. For many young people, side hustles symbolize freedom: financial independence, creative expression, and the