Sara Rathner

There have been times where like a relationship I was in ended for other reasons.

And then thinking back on it, I realized that we were also incompatible financially, but there were also other incompatibilities that came to the forefront sooner and ended the relationship.

Oh, for no spend.

Oh, well, I mean, I think the idea of doing things like breaking your phone and introducing friction are both great.

One thing I would say is, you know, like, let's say your credit card numbers are saved on retailers websites where you shop often.

Just go ahead and unsave them.

Make it so that you have to manually enter your credit card number every time.

That's my issue.

I've done that in the past.

Don't do that.

But or like just put stuff in your cart and then commit to leaving it there for like 48 hours.

And half the time you forget that you even put something in there.

You don't go back and check.

So those are all tricks that I play on myself that are really helpful.

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