How it works
Leo had seven coins, and a sparkling spinner cost seven. A sign said only today, the music played faster, and his hand reached for his pouch.
Buying at once, with no pause, is called an impulse buy. Sparkle, music and a countdown can make a want feel huge.
Leo wrote the spinner and its price on a card with the date, and walked on. His wish shrank: ten out of ten at once, six after one sleep, four after two, three after three.
Then he asked three questions: Do I still want it as much? What would I give up for these seven coins? Does it fit my plan? Waiting means a clear head, not a no.