Instant Gratification
I typically make bigger purchases on a “feeling.” That maybe stupid, but it’s what works for me. I was in Nordstroms and saw the most gorgeous Burberry bag. I’m not really into Burberry, too posh. But this was perfect size, nothing too gaudy but most of all, it had functionality written all over it. It was $998. I thought about it, left the store, and even came back to touch it again. Weighing what $998 would otherwise buy mee. You’ll be relieved that I didn’t get it.
Instead, I went back to the Coach store to purchase this black bag I’ve been eying earlier that afternoon. I liked it, wanted it, needed it and bought it.
This was first Coach bag that didn’t come home with me. It was not in stock and will be shipped to me in 5-7 days. So much for instant gratification.



