Some of my "unpopular" money management habits

Here are some of my money habits that I do to manage my money better that people think I'm doing too much, but I don't think I'm doing too much, so I'm gonna keep doing it. Number one. I am only allowed one Amazon order per month. And I do this every 15th of the month. Now, hear me out. In a world of instant gratification, Amazon is a real big problem. That's why they're so rich. You are literally placing an order every day or every other day, $15 here, $20 there. It's not a big deal. But it is. If you just add stuff to the cart as you think about it instead of ordering it, and then wait one day in the month to order it, most of that stuff you're gonna take off because you didn't need it anyway. Also, too, you get to see the full balance of what you're paying. That little $15 here, $20 there, you're not really seeing the effects. Add that stuff to the cart and then when you order it, it's $392. You're gonna think about it. You're gonna change your mind. Number two, I already talked about this in my YouTube video, but getting cash because it really does affect your brain when you spend cash. When I tell you it is so helpful, it helps you keep up with your money. Game changer. Last not least is I keep my car payment a month ahead, right? So right now it's June. I have honestly paid it up until August because life happens and life has happened to me. So, just staying ahead gives me some breathing room in case I have a bad month or what if I lose my job or anything. I don't want to have to worry about bills. So that's just a good thing. I know that's not easy to do. Life is expensive, but if you can, try to stay ahead on your bills, that will help.