Ever go out shopping for a car or furniture or even a new cell phone? Of course you have. Ever go to the store 5 times or have issues making a final decision over options or price? Of course you have. Sometimes you get to a point where you cannot pull the trigger and buy even though you really need to. You’re now wasting time. It’s time to learn that you need to simply make the purchase and move on with your life.
The Sheconomist and I have had these troubles lately as we’ve been buying furnishings for our new apartment and married life. We’re both guilty of indecision, holding out for a better deal or just having difficulty picking between options. I was bad with shopping for a car and also in picking out my wedding ring.
I’ve written a guest post about buyer’s indecision over at The Happy Rock called “Just Buy It Already! Fighting Indecision On Big Purchases“. It also includes some tips for both men and women to help understand what is going on inside the heads of the opposite sex during the shopping experience.
Give it a read.
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Yes, I hear you on this one. My wife and I bought a table for our kitchen last week and we went to the store three times, talking about the purchase all week. We knew we were going to buy it the whole time… Plenty of time wasted. If you know, you know.