Be smart. Be practical.
For example, some people want to buy expensive stylish glasses but smarter people will look for a cheaper one with the same value as the expensive glasses. Like what I have read in http://clarkhoward.com/shownotes/2008/10/15/14239/. It’s a story about a couple whose daughter needs eyeglasses. They are choosing between Costco and Zenni Optical. The wife wanted to buy the expensive glasses from Costco, but she does not know that Zenni Optical sells Stylish Prescription Glasses Online for a reasonable price. The price starts at $8. If you compare it to Costco, a pair of glasses costs around $80. For that price, you can already buy 10 Prescription Glasses from Zenni Optical. Take a look at their sample product:
You can get this stylish eyeglasses for only $8. Isn’t a great buy?
This should be lesson to all of us. Buying something that is cheap in price doesn’t mean you are cheap. Remember, quality does not have to be expensive. Be smart. Be practical.
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